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I’m not sure that previous_posts_link() and next_posts_link() will work in the context of a custom WP_Query loop. See https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/20424/wp-query-and-next-posts-link for a pointer.

To be clear, you should see a ‘Take Photo’ link next to ‘Upload’ in the Change Profile Photo interface. See https://postimg.org/image/8q5qy769z/

A first check: Look at the source of the page and search for the string camera_warnings (which should be a list of error messages). If you don’t see this, then it’s likely that another plugin is…[Read more]

Hi @humiges – Are the posts themselves being published on schedule? If I understand you correctly, the posts are being published but the corresponding activity items are not being created. Is that correct?

I just checked, and it does appear that activity items generally *are* created for scheduled posts, at the time of publishing. So what you’re…[Read more]

Hi @autox420 – The first answer to this question https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21203526/hide-unhide-div-with-button shows a technique that you can use to add a button like this to your theme.

Not sure if this is directly related to what you’re trying to do, but I wrote a post about dynamically adding items to a WP menu a couple years ago, which demonstrates some of what Henry has mentioned above: https://teleogistic.net/2013/02/11/dynamically-add-items-to-a-wp_nav_menu-list/

Glad you found the problem!

Don’t abandon the Groups functionality or BuddyPress over this small display issue! With a plugin like this https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-custom-css/, it is trivial to add the CSS that I gave above.

Building a child theme is more complex, and is something you should learn down the road if you plan to make extensive customizations. But if…[Read more]

I should note that, if you are at all uncomfortable with building a child theme, then you should instead use Jetpack’s Custom CSS module (or a similar plugin). While building a child theme is pretty straightforward once you’re used to it, it can be intimidating at first and has the potential to break your site (temporarily!) if not implemented correctly.

No – you have put it inside the comment marks that indicate the stylesheet header. Move it below this:


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Then you have to actually activate the them. It looks like you are still running the parabola theme.

I don’t know of an existing tool to do this, but you could create it yourself. Use the ‘delete_user’ hook, which fires just *before* the user account is actually deleted; you’ll need to do it this way so that you still have access to the email address. Something like:


add_action( 'delete_user', function( $user_id ) {
$user = new WP_User(…[Read more]

Thanks for the link. It does appear that the margin-top property is the culprit.

Here is the CSS that should fix it:


body.single-item.groups #buddypress div#item-header #item-header-cover-image #item-header-content, body.single-item.groups #buddypress div#item-header #item-header-cover-image #item-actions {
margin-top: 0px;
}


I don’t…[Read more]

If your theme uses bp-legacy theme templates, then the styles for the Who’s Online widget are in buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/css/buddypress.css.

BuddyPress does have a lot of files, but it’s organized according to pretty specific principles, and I don’t think it qualifies as “messy”. In any case, for the purposes of CSS, you can always…[Read more]

Ah yes, thanks for that.

It looks like your theme is loading scripts from BuddyPress, but is using an old path for these scripts. (BP changed the paths a couple versions ago. See https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/11009.) Look in your theme – probably in functions.php – to see how it’s loading the cookie, caret, and atwho scripts.…[Read more]

Excellent – thanks for reporting back!

You may be able to disable the linking in the admin. Go to Dashboard > Users > Profile Fields. Find the Email field, and click Edit. On the right-hand column, find the “Autolink” metabox. Switch it to ‘Disabled’ and save.

Check out this tutorial: https://rudrastyh.com/wordpress/get-user-id.html#user_id_column

> i created customed fields for the inner-page of the user, but they don’t show in the members list page.

The details depend on how you created these “customed fields”. If they are xprofile fields, then the simplest way is to do this:


$user_id = bp_get_member_user_id();
$data = xprofile_get_field_data( 'Custom Field Name', $user_id );
if ( $…[Read more]

Your problem is probably bp_displayed_user_id(). This returns the ID of the user whose profile you’re currently viewing – that is, example.com/members/username.

Within a bp_has_members() loop, use bp_get_member_user_id() instead.

Can you say how the slider is “broken”? I just clicked on the link and it seems to be working OK.

You might consider opening your JS console (generally, press F12 and hit the Console tab) to see if you find any JS errors that might be triggering something to break.

Cool – thanks for reporting back!