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Hi @chatty24

You’ll need to find out which tags are required by the Image Upload Plugin and add them to the whitelist (the $allowedtags array in @danbp‘s function above). Right now, only the img tag and target attribute are allowed.

#id {
border-radius: 5px;
}

Will do what you need. You just have to look at the source code of the page and find the right selector. The link @danbp provided is a good place to get more info on how CSS works.

Also, here’s some more info on the border-radius CSS3 property:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/border-radius

#id {
<code>border-radius: 5px;</code>
}

Will do what you need. You just have to look at the source code of the page and find the right selector. The link @danbp provided is a good place to get more info on how CSS works.

Also, here’s some more info on the border-radius CSS3…[Read more]

@wadsworth4 @danbp Reported the Twenty Fifteen issue https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6107

Thanks for the exchange, @danbp and @henrywright
Maybe I’ve driven myself to exhaustion, but I’m finding it hard to make use of the information danbp provided.

Thanks @danbp for the update, thanks to @sbrajesh for saving the day and glad @chatty24 found a solution! 🙂

Thanks @danbp for the update, thanks to @sbrajesh for saving the day and glad @chatty24 round a solution! 🙂

I think you’re right in that bp-legacy files are used when a file doesn’t exist in your templates folder. In this case though I’m not sure the same applies as it’s a .js file. Perhaps @danbp will know what happens in this instance?

Update: After a little research, it seems as though the same does apply to .js files. See here which loosely…[Read more]

I think you’re right in that bp-legacy files are used when a file doesn’t exist in your templates folder. In this case though I’m not sure the same applies as it’s a .js file. Perhaps @danbp will know what happens in this instance?

Update: After a little research, it seems as though the same does apply to .js files. See here which loosely…[Read more]

I think you’re right in that bp-legacy files are used when a file doesn’t exist in your templates folder. In this case though I’m not sure the same applies as it’s a .js file. Perhaps @danbp will know what happens in this instance?

Oh dear, @danbp Sorry to waste your time. I was using it because I downloaded it from a 3rd party source. Gotta stop doing that.

Thanks. Think I’ll consider hiring a hand to update it. I like it’s lightweight coding.

@danbp,

Thanks so much for your help, I will recheck that theme and update the plugin with new inbuilt css.

@danbp,

one of my free theme that I planned to release

Here:

front

u: demo

p: demo

thanks

@shanebp, @danbp,

I am very sorry for leaving the topic so long, Its been a long time I visited here. been so busy working on some different project plus now enroled in Uni doing IT.

here is the plugin:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-facebook-style-friend-lists/

Thanks for your help

@shanebp, @danbp,

I am very sorry for leaving the topic so long, Its been a long time I visit here. been so busy working on some different project plus now enroled in Uni doing IT.

here is the plugin:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-facebook-style-friend-lists/

Thanks for your help

@danbp, I have just found out that the problem is from one of my plugin, am still very puzzled on how to solve this.

Any help will be appriciated.

tahnks

Regarding point 6, did you see @danbp‘s help?

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/add-an-item-to-submenu-of-activity/

@danbp thank for the link. It serves a difference purpose.

Actually I require more than age verification.

We open up our system for both 18+ and 18- users. But we want to segregate the user content (posts and groups). Content posted (even as public) by 18+ member should not be visible for 18- member.

I couldn’t find any configuration or plugin…[Read more]

@danbp, oh I see, I have lots of codes. I will re create the theme from the scratch to know which code is the culprit.

Regards

Thanks @danbp