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Can you post a link to your site?

The activation email is one email. It has the activation key in the link it sends.

Do you mean when you click the link you get, it shows “activation key not found” o your site? Because that is a different issue.

The email isn’t being received because some email places think it is spam.

Switch your theme to the default one included with buddypress and then try those tasks again.

nearest I can think of is a theme switcher widget (yes, they exist all over the plugin repo) and t won’t be labelled buddypress-specific.

this will get you close. you’ll have to test because you might get wonky results. And […]

Yes, it’s just a section of your website. You can display ads in sidebars.

Don;t use rss feeds to do it.

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-mu-sitewide-tags/

It would be the same process even if you were not using BuddyPress. some hosts will even transfer your account for you.

Your domain name is held at a registrar, and you just change the nameservers so it points to the new host.

Cool beans! Thanks, luvvy. I’ll give it a try and let you know.

If something stops working suddenly it’s often due to a change on the host side. Did you do any updates? did your host restore any backups?

Have you gone through and resaved any of the settings?

Start upgrading your plugins too, and turn some off to see if they are interfering.

also get firebug to look at the styling on those boxes and see where it’s coming from.

@josephisready please start a new thread for your issue. most people have probably missed it.

Those are general multisite questions. 😉

“- Where is the code? Is it replicated, or pulled from a single location?”

One codebase. pulled from one spot.

“- Should I be worried about the load?”

by just turning on […]

“basically it require to comment out some lines of code.”

Care to give a hint where? 😀 I’m trying to hide the calendar new schedule and bibliography from the menus. That’s it.

There’s built in hooks to change slugs and other things.

BuddyPress Codex

Would be the same as moving a WordPress site. because that’s what you have. 😉 Your new host will probably even move it for you. Good ones do.

You need to create a network within WordPress. It’s built in, you just enable it.

https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network

Whups, our bad. 😀 Found and fixed.

here’s the fun part: wp-content folders and all the way down to the avatars are 750. It makes the folders fine, just squawks at me.

Is there a check for 755 specifically?