AMA – bbPress Forum WordPress Theme with Social Questions and Answers
$4.99 Free for Members
AMA is a WordPress theme for building bbPress forums with social question-and-answer features, including voting and user reputation, wrapped in a modern forum design.
| Version | 1.8.0 |
|---|---|
| Last Updated | September 20, 2026 |
| Type | WordPress Theme |
| License | GPL v2 or later |
| Live Demo | View demo → |
100% GPL · Original files · Unlimited sites
- Original, unmodified files — delivered exactly as distributed by the developer
- GPL licensed — use it on unlimited websites, personal or client
- Free updates — new versions appear here as soon as they are released
- Verified downloads — every file is integrity-checked (SHA-256) before release
Distributed under the GNU General Public License. Not affiliated with the original developer; official support, license keys and developer-hosted services (such as one-click updates) are available only from the developer.
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Description
AMA is a WordPress theme built around bbPress forums, aimed at community discussions. It adds social question-and-answer functionality, voting, and user reputation to a modern forum layout.
Key Features
- bbPress Forum Theme – The theme is built on bbPress, so your community discussions run on WordPress forum software.
- Social Q&A – Members can post questions and answers in a social question-and-answer format rather than only threaded forum topics.
- Voting – Voting lets community members weigh in on posts and answers.
- User Reputation – User reputation gives participants a standing in the community based on their activity.
- Modern Forum Design – The forum layout is presented in a modern design intended for community discussions.
Who Is It For
This theme suits site owners who want to run a WordPress community forum on bbPress, especially those who want question-and-answer style discussions alongside standard forum threads. It fits communities that rely on member voting and reputation to surface contributions.
