[@64tees Participant 11 years, 9 months ago]

I’ve had to another route, I’m trying to add a logged in users nav into all pages, I can do this by adding this code to my page template:

<div class=”left-nav”>
<?php bp_get_displayed_user_nav(); ?>
<?php do_action( ‘bp_get_options_nav’ ); ?>
</div>

But all the links then rendered are relative it doesn’t work, is there a way of making this work globally?

[@64tees Participant 11 years, 9 months ago]

I managed to fix this, basically the page template needs to be in your buddypress directory inside your theme. /your_theme/buddypress/page.php

[@64tees Participant 12 years, 10 months ago]

It’s a theme, I just thought a plugin might have this code, I will try place that in the header.php

Cheers

[@64tees Participant 13 years ago]

I see, thanks for the info guys!

[@64tees Participant 13 years ago]

If I create a bp-custom.php in my theme directory will it work then??

[@64tees Participant 13 years ago]

I need it in my theme though, so when I distribute it the file will reset the original function

[@64tees Participant 13 years ago]

Tried pasting the function int my themes functions.php but no joy, hm..

[@64tees Participant 13 years ago]

Ok I will have a go, I’ll post back my results, cheers!

[@64tees Participant 13 years ago]

Thats how I’ve worked it in the example, but I have to go into plugins/buddypress/ directory to edit that, I want to know if I can copy those parameters over to my functions.php and overwrite the core buddypress ones.

Know what I mean? I have other functions/declarations that I would like to overwrite, this is just one example

[@64tees Participant 13 years ago]

It defines the sizes of the avatars, large and medium, I’ve set medium to be slightly larger than the original. But I don’t like modifying the core.