Hi Hugo,
Sorry, I see that your membership expired recently. The pro version is available under themes section when membership is active.

For Community Builder Free, Please allow us to push a version in next 12 – 15 days. We are working on to bring parity with the pro version.

For now, Please ignore this. It is a notice only.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi,
Thank you for the question.

1. You can either use a shortcode like

[bpmts_report_button]

or code like

echo  bpmts_get_report_button( array(
	'label'         => 'Report button label',
	'item_id'       => get_the_ID(), // post id.
	'item_type'     => get_post_type(), // post type.
	'context'       => 'anything',
	'context_id'    => get_the_ID(),// anything
	'link_class'    => 'some-css-class',
	'wrapper_class' => 'some-warpper-css-class',
));

To enable it for custom post type, Please make sure it is checked under Reportable type in the settings.

Currently, I was unable to find a good way for disabling button(other than disabling reportable type).

Please allow me 2 days to put an update for that.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Hugo,
Community Builder does not load css files from child.

If you have created a child theme, I assume, you are already loading some css file in the child theme? You can put the custom css there.

PS:- I was referring to our ready to use child theme(community-builder-child) that comes with Community Builder Pro.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Hugo,
Are you using one of our child themes? If yes, Please put the code in your-child-theme/assets/css/custom.css

If you are not using our child theme, Please check which css file it is loading, and add there.

we do not allow override of default.css file as it contains the whole layout. All you need is to override a single selector/rule in your child theme and you can do it by adding the selector/rule to your child theme’s css file.

Regards
Brajesh