Apparently the Edit Post link at the bottom here doesn’t work, so I’ll just add more in a new post:
I know that editing the “float: left;” to “float: none;” in the CSS will put each link on a new line, but that’s really ugly. I’m looking to have like 5 links per line.
@blinkybill01 site url? need to see what you mean exactly.
@mercime Is there a way I can PM you the link with a login/password? The problem is only visible when you’re logged into an account and viewing your profile.
@blinkybill01 recommend that you create a throw-away user account and post it here instead. After issue is resolved, just delete the account.
@mercime
Ok, set up a throw-away account.
URL: http://slamfans.com/wp/members/demouser01/
Login: demouser01
Pass: demo123
On that demouser01 profile page, you should see where the Achievements link is forced to a second line but it’s still following the CSS positioning. If you visit another member page, you don’t see that error. I’m assuming that’s because you don’t see the Notifications link on other members profiles.
I’m trying to remember how I did it on another Buddypress site where I was able to force all of the plugin links, like Achievements, into a second line so that the first line remains with all of the default links. I did that about 2-3 years ago and that since has since floated away into the aether. So dunno if it’s even possible anymore with recent changes to Buddypress.
Hope there’s a solution to be had. (But thinking about it, it would be awesome if there was a plugin that could me made for custom WP themes that would allow you to position links in the order and places you’d like.)
Thanks!
@blinkybill01 add height to the item-list li around 25px or more, up to you
#buddypress div.item-list-tabs ul li {
height: 25px;
}
