[buddycore]

Very cool and very readable +1 and thanks for the info about hosting.

[buddycore]

That’s really cool, are there any problems with hosting on GitHub at the same time?

[buddycore]

Thanks! Not really sure how to go about that and if it’s on GitHub going against the ToS.

Originally I did plan but it’s fallen away a little bit, GitHub is just so convenient but I guess more people would see it if it was on wordpress.org.

Would be cool though.

[buddycore]

Thanks, finishing the theme is the first goal then thinking about how best to package it would be the next. So 2 is a good shout, I’ll work towards that and see where it leads.

[buddycore]

Bumping this, for those looking to test drive BuddyPress with a custom theme and maybe take it a bit further and customize for core WordPress and BuddyPress features.

There is no support for BBPress in this theme at the moment, but if there are enough people wanting this I will bring it in the future.

[buddycore]

Thanks, I’ve never got hold of working with core functionalities and thus I have failed miserably with some technical matters. Given there’s a lot of undocumented but feature rich functionality in BuddyPress this puts me in no mans land.

I’m looking forward to BP-Nouveau for now I will work with what’s available and what you have written here.

[buddycore]

You could put all your fields as xProfile and group them in sections.

On top of that you could write some jQuery.

I struggle going into BuddyPress code but I’m sure you could target this with client side validation via jQuery.

It’s not perfect but it could be done.

[buddycore]

I’m just bumping this topic to bring it to the attention of others who may want to utilise the theme.

There’s been some progress via GitHub and the theme is in a good position to jump in and contribute to its development.

http://buddycore.com

It’s still not version 1 and out of beta but it’s getting there and I’ll continue to work through issues raised on GitHub for any early adopters.

[buddycore]

@henrywright Either place is fine.

@inzerat I have replied to your issue, there is a strange problem with the customizer preview atm. I’ll look into this another time.

[buddycore]

haha

[buddycore]

I don’t really know much of BuddyPress plugins, sorry can’t help.

[buddycore]

hehe

[buddycore]

This topic seems a little ambiguous. Could you be a bit more specific please?

[buddycore]

Yeah I think so, as long as it’s not an octocat.txt file. 🙂

[buddycore]

Did you go into BuddyPress settings and associate your “activity” page with the activity component in BuddyPress > Settings > Pages?

[buddycore]

It’s ok, I’ve decided that I’m going to build core support into my theme. Enhancements can come later. Thanks for the help.

[buddycore]

I looked in two places

• Hookr
• Hookr

I don’t have a clue how to implement these functions, although I am learning.

[buddycore]

I’m assuming $html needs to be the activity content but I have no idea where to go for this.

[buddycore]

I’ve added this to functions.php and there is no result in the activity stream.

[buddycore]

I tried this

add_filter('embed_oembed_html', 'sc_activity_embed_wrap');

function sc_activity_embed_wrap($content) {

    echo 111;

}

But it doesn’t output the 111 upon inserting or retrieving any items that I assume are passed via embed_oembed_html

[buddycore]

I really need to get the hang of these actions and filters.

[buddycore]

BuddyPress is solid, shared hosting is cheap but there are many alternatives. Do some research with different hosts and see what they can offer you.

[buddycore]

Not really but you can hide it and set the default group home page to something else.

[buddycore]

:empty is only supported in IE11 and up.

[buddycore]

@danbp thanks a lot, that’s brilliant. I will look at the sample plugin and try to work this out.