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Thanks @Chouf1 it looks like a good lead – but unless I pay for help its beyond my minimal skill levels to implement it.. I guess I could start be looking at functions.php and wp-includes/kses.php ? However Im beginning to think that this is not just a question of getting html in but also of displaying […]

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Hi Dan,

Something like this, but just under the group picture.

merci @Chouf1 – oui, notre client a des problèmes avec le RSS feed

Just wanted to say +10000000 to @Chouf1 who went above and beyond any level of help to get this fixed.

@Chouf1 thanks

@chouf1 – It’s a baffling decision by the core team – I don’t know why they thought it was reasonable to break the design of every child theme that’s been based on the bp-default parent. bp-default was not a standalone theme, it was a parent to hundreds of child themes. There was a responsibility to keep […]

hats off to @Chouf1 – a. for solving it, and b. for ‘tagging’ the thread as solved – we should all get into that discipline (although a button to do it automatically would be nicer)

@chouf1 – yes, I know where the adminbar.css file is. Coda is my friend 🙂 The question was, why is adminbar.css being included in other themes (even none child ones) on a multisite network? What’s injecting it, and how do we turn it off. e.g. My theme doesn’t explicitly link to adminbar.css, here’s the snippet from […]

@Chouf1 Thanks for the suggestion but right permissions. I’ll try and get in touch with the polish maintainer @Paul_Gibbs if I can find him/her. Thanks

Yes yes and yes @Chouf1 ANy idea what it could be?

Thanks @Chouf1 – I’ve done that, still no joy!

@chouf1 thanks for the links! Unfortunately it looks like the classified stuff is a bit too in depth. I just need a very simple directory of names and addresses that is searchable. A classififed plugin might be a bit overkill for this one but thanks so much for your reply!