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Thank you, @DJPaul

I will change the plugin’s script I use as you suggested and will open it on my site for Japanese users.
Hopefully, the next-version plugin will have this correction.

Thank you for your information, @DJPaul

I am looking forward to seeing new BP1.2.7.

@pickykim, @mercime, @DJPaul

I’ve seen quite a few post on this (including mine :0) )…i opened up a feature request for this today

Kim keep me posted if you find out or make any progress

Edit// too slow sorry I should have run comparisons earlier. @DJPaul it might be worth a check, might also be me worrying , but wasn’t sure where this add_action should occur. I note 7 files in bp-default with 8 occurrences in 1.2.6 and the same for trunk in my local checkouts so think all is ok […]

@DJPaul
Cheers, mate! I’m on Windows 7, but I found out in the meantime myself.

@DJPaul Paul is it my imagination or do a lot of files seem to be missing add_action(template_notices) or be using an older implementation?

@DJPaul ooo ah and other noises that would fit Guy Fawkes night.. that is so cool.

Ok will cross that one off from list thank you. You’ve just dealt with the big one though there people are going to love that I totally agree @modemlooper was bang on money there.

@DJPaul: Thank you that rocks having that link.

@DJPaul Not off topic any classes.. anything like that lets get a list. I’ll potter through that one this weekend see what we’re missing I reckon good start but any people know off top of head please let me know. My plan is get a list put it up here then move into ticket – seems […]

The way in which you check to make sure BuddyPress is installed and activated has changed over time. As @djpaul indicates, the proper way is to use a mypluginname_loader.php file and hook into the bp_include event: https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/checking-buddypress-is-active/ The BuddyPress Skeleton Component is woefully out of…[Read more]

@djpaul I had to update all my child themes with the 1.2.6 release so I’m not seeing why worrying about designers or child themes is the issue. Trust me, they want more enhanced features, so do end users. The issue is not adding things and having to update it’s giving designers a heads up and that’s […]

@djpaul here’s what I got so far. I think a couple of these styles are redundant or could be redone with less code. I didn’t mess with the original nav css, that code might be able to be integrated into the drop menu’s css. /* Menu ————————————————————– */ ul#nav li.selected:hover > a, ul#nav…[Read more]

@DJPaul what are you after Paul? I think everyone might be a little lost as to what actually needs doing? is it just the styles that need sorting, As for my earlier question regarding changes to nav menus for 3.1 and as much as it may be irrelevant? I managed to track down a ticket correcting […]

@djpaul – a more informative title on your post might help, rather than the general “theme designers: contribute to core”