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hidding things with CSS is not best practice, even if it works. The button is still on the page. Display:none just hide it from visitors. But the code stays in place.

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A simple way to […]

@bphelp this conversation should be taking place in the Issues area of the git repo.

If a moderator could truncate our conversation on this thread, that would be great.

@bphelp not exactly, but check out http://buddydev.com/plugins/buddypress-notifications-widget/

@bphelp moved to Creating and Extending Forum per request

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this ugly code appears

Those are debug messages, viewing the custom sql – not errors.
I could have made that clearer.

Also after you press the block button the text “block” turns into […]

@bphelp Yes the current structure is /mytheme/css/buddypress.css.

Any other ideas? I’d really like to get this working.

@bphelp just a slight aside but maybe good to mention, you don’t need to do what you said – 1.7 has theme compatibility like @hnla says you should simply have the files in the same location.

@bphelp no, no streaming or video recording afaik

@bphelp it depends on who the host is, find a good one and you’ll be just fine (webhostingtalk forum is the best place to start looking for a quality host that is affordable). you can find shared hosting that is […]

@bphelp What exactly or which part of the tutorial is not working for you? Site URL? What browser are you using?

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Thank you for the mention.
I just put that for the community as I was implementing it in one of my upcoming themes(too much delayed).

It is not about competition, It is about making the things […]

@bphelp Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for capitalism 🙂
Coming from a marketing perspective, I would put myself in the prospective buyer’s shoes with questions like:
– who is selling the product, what has he/she […]

Update: @39images @bphelp @hnla patch for ticket to add back the greeting above status update form has been approved. @39images @bphelp I suggest that you delete /buddypress/activity/post.form when next BP 1.7 […]

I don’t think I am doing freebee’s anymore though

@bphelp That’s your prerogative.
Wasn’t aware you have a plugin in the WP Plugin Repository which is a great way to build “street cred” so others can see how […]

hi @bphelp, @hnla,

i had the same issue on my test site with BP 1.7b1 / wp 3.5.1 and the theme Roots. This theme is depending of legacy template witch is animating this part through buddypress.js

The […]

@mercime We perhaps ought to create a ticket on this? Why was it removed in the bp-legacy files template?

@39images  @bphelp  Although this isn’t strictly a required line of text that has to be there, it is […]

@bphelp go to your first post and click on EDIT link which shows up when you hover over the box. Add [Resolved] before the title of your post and you’re good to go. For your own site, you can install this cool […]

>> text above the status update box that says something like “What’s New?” so members know to click in there.

>> I would like to know how to get that back?

@39images @bphelp for that specific item

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@bphelp you’re welcome. Mark this as resolved when you’ve successfully “nuked” the wp-login.php screen 🙂

@bphelp Google shows some snippets here, here and here.