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@FuriousCigars Sometimes the simplest things get overlooked. 🙂
As an alternative option: If you really want the pages to be as a child, creating a new page with the slug /community/ and putting them as a child […]

@FuriousCigars – Try moving the Members and groups pages into its own root page rather than as a child of activities… the activity directory hogs the url structure…

@FuriousCigars – Sorry, i end up making fun of comments when i get offended (i have anger-management issues and it’s my way of keeping it under control).Making a (well, what i thought sounded like a) smart alec […]

theirs some really helpful code in here which sounds exactly like what your after – https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/interactive-profile-fields-during-registration/

This should work.
Add it to your bp-custom.php file.

http://pastebucket.com/1415

@FuriousCigars – My apologies, i didn’t realize that me taking 10 minutes out of my time to try and help meant i couldn’t make a laugh out of a silly comment you made…

I am a buddypress user just like you. […]

1. from a quick firebugging it seems to be the overflow: hidden on your #container causing the damage. 🙂

2. You may want to have a look at this – […]

@FuriousCigars “I doubt anyone here is really worried about my one site” I’m worried. Not about you deactivating buddypress, that’s your problem… but i am worried about your site 🙂

Firstly, have you read […]

@DJpaul it is hooked into wordpress’ function, so yeah, nothing was missed (…i think) 🙂 lol

I was just curious as to why it exists in the first place as i was looking through the bp default theme and […]

Haven’t used SharePoint so i’m not much of a big help.

But, for collaboration/document sharing i’d use https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-docs/ as it states on the plugin description “think […]

Anytime, so – you can either enter what you want them to see between thoes lines, or; if you really want to redirect them you can use the bp_core_signup_user action

Source: […]

@1lwebstudio that’s a difficult question to answer… are you a modeling company who requires images of your models? are you an accounting company that requires a built-in calculator and money management […]

The ‘theme my login’ plugin ( https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/theme-my-login/ )
Has a ‘redirect after login’ module, you could create a new role on your site, calling it something like “auto-activated […]

If the page your talking about is the single activity view (with a url something like example.com/activity_slug/p/43/) The file your looking for is members/single/activity/permalink.php

But; This will change it […]

The best way to modify the text is by creating a language file which is described in depth at the codex entry here – https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/

Their’s this for standalone bbpress forums – https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-quotes/

and theirs this for groups forums – https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-group-forum-extras/

It doesn’t redirect anywhere. It simply shows a new message based on what their doing.

The “check your email” message is between lines 228 and 244 of /registration/register.php

i’ve never changed the ID of what blog buddypress runs on, but assuming it talks to wordpress the same way as having it on the root blog (which it should, and if it doesn’t it should be reported as a bug) then […]

You could use CSS li#xprofile-personal-li {display:none;} along with
define( 'BP_DEFAULT_COMPONENT', 'activity' );
(change activity to whatever you want the default tab to be)