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Thank you for your efforts. You were correct about the cause of the problem but the error was mine typographically. I left a ‘d’ out of the header-buddypress.php file name so presumably the original header.php […]

Thanks again –
Yes both BuddyPress and Buddy Press Template Pack plugins are activated.
Here is a screenshot of the Members Directory page – […]

I have made the suggested changes to style.css in the BP Twenty eleven child theme but the misalignment of sidebar elements remains on the BP pages – it has always been fine on the theme blog page.

Thank you I will proceed with the re-alignment step then Finish.

Do I have to have the sidebar on all the BP pages – I do want it on the blog page but it is superfluous elsewhere?

Thanks mercime,
I did try that but the cropping tool snaps back each time I try to extend it. But I will try making my images bigger again and provide some white space around them to see if that helps.

I have activated the BP Twenty Eleven child theme so I now see content in BP pages with a parse error: syntax error, unexpected ” in C:xampphtdocswpresswp-contentthemesBP Twenty […]

I have added the header-buddypress.php and sidebar-buddypress.php files as suggested. When I checked the Appearance it gave me a broken theme message which I fixed by correctly renaming the ‘twentyeleven’ theme […]

Thanks – sorry I had to go to work for a couple of hours.

I have done what you suggested – where do I go next? Do I try to continue with Step 3 of the Compatibility Process creating header-buddypress.php and […]

I have followed these two steps -
1. Create a new theme folder for your Twenty Eleven child theme. For this example, the child theme is called BP Twenty Eleven so we’ll name our theme folder […]

Thank you I shall look at these references and let you know the outcome.
You are always of great assistance!