[Kyle H]

Nevermind. I seemed to have fix the issue for now. I disabled BuddyPress and re-enabled it and it seemed to have created the tables for the subdomains.

[Kyle H]

This has been resolved. The issue was there was a space in the folder name of the theme but BuddyPress was looking for the custom css file WITHOUT the spaces. To resolve this I just renamed the theme folder to not have spaces in it.

[Kyle H]

Ok, thanks for your help.

Anyone else able to help with this? Has anyone tried using BuddyPress with Artisteer 4 themes? I would really appreciate the help. Thanks again.

[Kyle H]

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

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

[Kyle H]

@hnla

I am using an Artisteer theme. I am not sure what other information you need. I am moving the buddypress.css file to a folder /css/ in my themes directory. If i do not move it over everything looks ok, but as soon as I move buddypress.css over it seems to remove all styling from the default BP install.

Thanks.