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If you view the HTML source of your page, what’s the rest of the text you get? It may contain an error message or something useful.

By “site’s homepage”, I imagine you mean the root blog. And this works fine for me. By “wait a while”, does it appear automagically or do you need to refresh the page?

You need to be either the Site Admin, a Group Moderator or a Group Admin, then when you go into a forum topic, there are buttons that read “Edit Topic | Sticky Topic | Close Topic | Delete Topic” at the top of the listing.

That is useful for pagination, but delete the lines around the calls to bp_members_pagination_count() and bp_members_pagination_links() in /members/members-loop.php in your theme.

If you want to keep the functionality that the Members component provide, but want to remove the “tab” from the menu, edit your theme’s header.php

Nope. Does this happen in Google Chrome and/or Firefox?

It’s not possible (everything always is, but this isn’t a built in toggle and it would take someone a lot of time to figure out).

Have those extra users accepted their invitation? “is_confirmed” column in wp_bp_groups_members

Don’t know, asking the author would’ve been a better idea. Does the problem fix itself if you remove the calendar widget? I don’t have a Facebook account so I can’t test.

The only one I can personally confirm is BP Disable Activation.

If you’re trying to use BP-Default on the non-BP_ROOT_BLOG site, and BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG (which is a mysterious parameter at the best of times) doesn’t fix it, I suggest you edit header.php in your child theme and set the links directly (remove the calls to site_url(), IIRC).

You’ll need to add CSS to your theme to make it work. If you switch back to the BP-Default theme, I bet it works properly?

Not sure if it’s an oversight without running it through myself, but you just need to add “buddypress” to the “Tags” section in your style.css

Yup, it’s not a bad introduction

Are you running BuddyPress on the non-root site? If so:

https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/changing-internal-configuration-settings/

define ( ‘BP_ROOT_BLOG’, 117 );

Will run on site ID 117.

The key thing that hnla refers to is the user login name. Google tells you instantly how to change this in the database, for example http://www.goldfries.com/websites-blogging/wordpress-change-admin-login-name/. Note if you are running WordPress MS then there will be another field you need to update.

Hi Matt
Take a look at https://codex.wordpress.org/FAQ_My_site_was_hacked for starters

That’s invalid PHP syntax. You probably want:

elseif ( BP_MEMBERS_SLUG == ‘admin’ )

Yeah, I know exactly what your error message is saying. However, I don’t know why it is saying that on your site. I’ve seen this before and it is sometimes down to a plugin conflict.

If you disable all plugins other than Welcome Pack and BuddyPress, does the problem go away?