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Put any custom CSS in your style.css file, just like normal.

The upload structure needs to stay the same in case the avatar file names are duplicated by chance.

Even if you hooked it to the correct place, I doubt that the form save handler would work.

WordPress doesn’t come with a moderator role. This makes me thing you have some other plugins running, which add a role.

Do you really mean WordPress blog Posts? Or do you mean some other type of content?

Does one of these avatars (say, a group avatar) work on one site, but not the others? Can you share the URLs to the images that the default theme gives you? Can you confirm the version of WordPress and BuddyPress […]

It’s not a widget in the backend. I assume it’s hardcoded into the theme template, but I’m unable to take a look at it and confirm.

On the default’s theme Activity page, rather than the list of activity being paginated, it has a “load more” button. The “bp-activity-oldestpage” cookie remembers what page of activity the “load more” is on.

This might sound like a stupid question, but how do you know that the old comments look like they were posted by you? Is it the same gravatar and user name?

BuddyStream offer support on their website for registered users, so check out http://buddystream.net/ for help from that plugin’s authors.

Yes, I think you have to add the plural lines in for certain locales. Not sure it needs to go in the main POT but again not sure 🙂

This isn’t possible at the moment. There is too many hard coded URLs throughout BuddyPress.

Mercime is very generously giving you pointers to make changes to your theme. If you’re still having problems, you may need to hire a theme developer to help you out.

er, oops. I’ll update the version on WordPress.org this evening with a newly-generated POT (I won’t bump the version number). Thanks.

If you switch to the BP Default theme, do you still get the problem? You can switch back to your regular theme after testing, it just helps narrow down the possibilities.

Problem with this is that each BuddyPress site is different. Such a guide would be almost useless.

Glad you found a solution 🙂

Hi Jillianne,

I had thought it should work like what you want, but perhaps it doesn’t / or there’s an issue. When you activated the plugin, did you “activate” or “activate … site wide” ?

wp_options is a database table.

BP should be taking care of that. What version are you running.

That error might be in the Frisco theme, so contact its author for support.