@sdconnection
That doesn’t inspire confidence in the theme you’re using …BP-Album is derived from the default BuddyPress theme set. So if your theme is having problems with BP-Album, it’s likely to have problems with other pages as well.
To modify the template files that BP-Album uses, simply copy the contents of the bp-album/templates/album/ folder to your main template directory, then edit the copied files as needed.
The copied files in your template directory will override the plugin’s default templates.
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Hi,
I’m having a similar issue. I moved the template files “album” in my theme directory and edited the single.php and picture.php for my template. It works fine so far, but how and where can I edit the upload-template? The upload-page seems to be broken and uses the structure of the default BuddyPress-Theme. (content -> padder -> sidebar -> footer).
Regards
@mqlte
If you want to modify the site’s screens that much, you’ll need to edit the plugin’s source code. The functions that generate the HTML for the upload screens are located in “bpa.screens.php”
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Thanks. On which line do I find the call for http://pastebin.com/Y5gABv7v ?
I would like to replace these tags in the upload-screens with mine, but I can’t find the call for the template files in bpa.screens.php.
Greetings
EDIT: Edited by moderator (Paul Gibbs) to fix HTML.
@mqlte
It doesn’t call a template, it generates the HTML right in the PHP code. Its a bad way to do things and we’ve eliminated it in BP-Media 0.1.9, using almost 100 different templates to generate the plugin’s UI.
However, for BP-Album 0.1.8.x you’ll have to modify the actual PHP source to change the structure of the upload page. Note that almost any reasonable change can be done just by overriding BP-Album’s CSS styles sheet.
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