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I’d like to chip in on making BP-Default 1.3 awesome as well 🙂

@JJJ: Yeah I thought about the performance implications. Although I must say that the opinions about this are vastly different. a few http requests might make it slower, but these days that might not a big deal if theme development would be a lot easier. Actually combining adminbar.css, reset.css and using style.css for the base layout […]

I’m interested in working on the bp-default theme. Some ideas: – Splitting up the bp-default.css file into smaller CSS files on a per component basis. Then in turn load these stylesheets conditionally using the BP conditionals.. Ideally you would end up with: Base.css (all the layout, typography and regular WP styling for posts and pages) […]

This is a great project SlaFFik.. absolutely amazing!

Disabling the Ajax functionality for the main stream would be a bad idea.. it would kill the activity stream.. not sure if it’s even possible. What type of problems do you have with Ajax? Could be plugin related (JS conflict). Also what theme are you using?

You can map profile fields from Facebook to BuddyPress with WP-FB-Autoconnect with custom code. It is indeed on the roadmap!

Mmmm weird.. BuddyPress and WordPress SEO just work fine both enabled. The trick I posted is to offer full compatibility for WP SEO URL rewriting. If you get completely blank BuddyPress pages something is really messed up. I did not know Hybrid worked with BuddyPress but I think the error is to be found there. […]

It should work fine 🙂 Are you using MultiSite? Also remember that previous entries will not be removed from the stream. only new ones

One other thing I recommend to add is also adding a max-height rule:
max-height: 150px;

Just copy over activity/entry.php to your Child Theme and replace all the code in that file with his:

http://pastebin.com/c3GejrfS

That removes the reply box from comments so you’ll get a one-level reply section 🙂

Just add the following css to your custom stylesheet:
div.activity-inner img {
max-width: 500px;
height: auto;
width: auto;
}
This sets the height and the width of the image properly. If the image width exceeds 500px (the size of your stream container) then it will (css) crop the image. Hope this helps!

Good question.. I have only use in for a client project once (8 months ago).. It worked fine, and have not heard about these problems.. But they might still have it enabled so the problem is not popping up. I need this plugin soon, so then I’ll find out 🙂

Cool stuff! Would be very helpful!

If you want to completely disable public registrations, and only want to set up a invite only BuddyPress community, check out this plugin as well: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-mu-secure-invites/

Should work in combination with the plugin Mercime mentioned 🙂

Something which can also be extremely helpful for everyone in this topic is the BP Profile Search plugin 🙂

Hi not-so-poor Programmer, That stuff made my head spin. Exactly the reason why I became a poor designer. I kind of misunderstood the functionality as it seems, and so it is more to prevent dupes in the stream, and for hidden and private groups. I think the functionality described by me will be extremely useful […]

Update your permalinks again, and if that does not work check to see if your .htaccess is correct. Another option that worked for me in the past is going to BuddyPress > Forum Setup > Use existing installation. Then you should see the path to where your current BBPress forum is configured by BuddyPress (should […]