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Won’t the buddypress admin bar show up across all sites?

Wasn’t this an older issue with BP where it wouldn’t find some blogs that existed before BP was activated?

You didn’t need to do all that work if all you really wanted was the admin bar on all sites across the network. the user blogs do no need a buddypress theme. the admin bar should show across all sites anyway.

Yeah, that’s a styling issue I’ll have to fix. 😀

Add this to the stylesheet:

ul.item-list li {
clear:both;
}

I just signed up to your site. Worked for me. even got to the “hey, lookit your nice avatar!” page. 😀 One thing I noticed – there’s not bp admin bar, no links in the menu, no indication anywhere about any BP areas. As a new user, I’d have no idea where to go next. […]

like I said above – the menu system is built in to the theme. the other poster was asking about moving aroudn site names & titles, which is different.

Is it chocolate cake?

Also! Free hugs.

“Getting premium and other theme developers on board with BP is the only way it will reach the level of success BP deserves. ”

One premium theme shop currently selling WordPress themes outright is alreayd on board with BP themes. Another is right behind.

I have updates for it too – currently it’s tossing a 404 when the activity stream is set to the front page under Settings -> Reading.

If we collab on it, we both get props. 😉

@thekmen you know there’s a trac ticket for twentyten to be included with BuddyPress?

I did, and I have my own post. 😉

Also, when submitting themes, there’s a HUGE checklist on the themes submissions page. Make sure you tackle each item. If you skip a bunch, then the reviews know you didn’t read that page. 😉

If they’re already using a child theme, they can just add it to that file. 😉

Not sure you need to create whole child theme just for that. 😉

there’s enough hooks everywhere you should just be able to hook that function before what you want.

Yes, that looks correct. But the only change related to image location, it wouldn’t have knocked out the blogs themselves. Often when you move to a new server, either the htaccess file gets left behind (it’s a hidden file remember) or the new server isn’t reading it. Ask your webhost. tell them you have an […]

Just a note to say you don’t have to be a coder to participate in dev chats. 🙂 Want a say? hop into the dev chat, that’s the place to hammer out things like where the development is headed. And the main devs need a break too. Often, they were plowing through trac & dev […]

If your blog is at wordpress.COM you can’t install plugins.

Check your htaccess file. I’m guessing it’s missing or not being read by the server.

I just fixed this last night. Go redownload it and try it. Install it in the theme folder and it should be fine.

that’s beyond the scope of what we’re doing here.