? where are you creating that page, as written you are describing a WP named ‘page’ template, I think you need to read the provided guides on theme compatibility in the codex. BP pages are virtual i.e created as empty pages, titled as you wish. If you want to modify BP templates then you must follow the structure and paths outlined in the codex guides.
Okay let me re-phrase that, can you point me in the direction of templating virtual pages (such as the login page) on buddypress?
Thank you
@famous There isn’t really such a thing as the ‘login page’ so you’ll need to explain what page you mean exactly.
If wanting to modify and customize BP then in respect of the BP template files it’s important to understand how theme compatibility works, how the template hierarchy is configured and what paths/folders templates must be placed under.
These two guides will help you understand what can & can’t be done, read those then some aspects will be clearer for you.
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/theme-development/a-quick-look-at-1-7-theme-compatibility/
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/theme-development/template-hierarchy/
We’ll be able to help more effectively when you have read those.
Okay let me re-phrase again, how do I change the CSS for the register/login virtual page? I already read the codex on page templating, but as you said this is a virtual page. Does anyone know if a virtual page can be manipulated? Just one, not all of them.
Thank you
the pages have templates that are called when that page url is accessed those templates are editable, copied over to your theme or child theme, then it’s simply a case of adding the styles you would like. The templates and their location are outlined in those guides, for instance registration lives in /members/
That’s the answer I was looking for:
for instance registration lives in /members/
Thank you!
