[Dewey Hulsey]

I think, at this point, that you would have to go in and edit the file used during registration. This isn’t a good method, though, because that means when BuddyPress updates, your changes will be overwritten.

[Dewey Hulsey]

I have switched back to the default permalink structure. It has to be a bug – as changing the permalink structure back to /%category%/%postname%/ will fix the members page, but break the blog. Changing to the default fixes the blog and breaks the members page.

[Dewey Hulsey]

Surely.

I put this in my custom.css:

#blog-or-username, #blog-details-fields label, #blog-details-fields input,

#blog-details-fields span, #blog-details-fields p,

#blog-details-help, #blog-details-fields br {display:none;}



#blog-details-fields span.suffix_address {

display: block;

color: #eee;

}



#blog-details-fields span.suffix_address:after {

content: "Please choose a name for your blog and click Signup to complete registration.";

display: block;

color: #555;

}



input#blog_title {display:block;}

Basically, this changed the dialog to “Please choose a name for your blog and click Signup to complete registration.”. This way, the user could still select the name for the blog, but was never prompted to create the blog and the subdomain of the blog is the user’s username.

Not a perfect fix, but it works.

[Dewey Hulsey]

I am having the exact same issue. Has a bug been submitted?

[Dewey Hulsey]

Thanks r-a-y; after a bit of tweaking, I got the result that I wanted. Innovative approach to the fix.

[Dewey Hulsey]

Would that make the default value for the blog creation the user’s username?