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Hi @alice-kaye

That’s a huge list of plugins. My first thought is that the problem will be related to one of those. If that’s not the case, then the problem is likely to be your set-up. The easiest option in this case would be to set up a test site, activate all of those plugins and then do some testing to see if you can reproduce the problem.

Hi @alice-kaye

That’s a huge list of plugins. My first thought is that the problem will be related to one of those. If that’s not the case, then the problem is likely to be your set-up. The easiest option in this case would be to set up a test side, activate all of those plugins and then do some thorough testing to see if you can reproduce the problem.

@alice-kaye also add the following as well to your stylesheet:

.widget {
overflow:hidden;
}

@alice-kaye I see them now 🙂 You’d need to add the following to your theme or child theme’s stylesheet.

.widget div.item-avatar img {
height: 40px;
margin: 1px;
width: 40px;
}

.widget div.item-avatar img.avatar {
float: left;
margin: 0 10px 15px 0;
}

@alice-kaye We’ll have to do this tomorrow when you log in again. Right now, there isn’t even a “Who’s Online” widget in any of the BP pages.

@alice-kaye Unfortunately, the theme sidebar’s do not have the usual variables added for widget areas. That’s why you have an unstyled avatars in the “Who’s online” widget. Can you switch to another user so that another avatar would show up. I’d like to see if the div item-list shows up per avatar or for the whole list.

Hi @alice-kaye. The avatars should be side to side by default. Site URL? What theme are you using?

@alice-kaye
Go to dashboard/menus and in the top right corner click screen options and make sure the box beside buddypress is checked. Once checked you will see the options to add buddypress items in the edit menus tab. Good luck!