Can you confirm you’ve checked what the last poster said? In wp-admin, go to the BuddyPress > Settings screen, and check that the “Hide admin bar for logged out users” option is disabled.
WordPress comes with a up to date version of jQuery. BuddyPress works with it. Maybe track down where your site is loading an old version of jQuery, and kill it.
Do you have a test/development site? Are you able to deactivate all plugins other than BuddyPress, switch to the twentyeleven theme, and see if it still occurs?
BuddyPress doesn’t use that parameter for any sort of ordering. It’s just an array of IDs to be included in the query. The ‘type’ parameter controls this; see bp_core_get_users().
I think you would have to re-order the results of the query after it is made.
You have to do this directly in the database. Go into the wp_usermeta table, and look for meta_key of something like ‘dpa_points’ or ‘achievements_points’. Find the user_id that you want to change, and edit the meta_value column.
I’m not spending time building CSS/HTML for you, but the templates you need to edit are in the /achievements/templates/ plugin folder. Copy the directory inside the /achievements/templates/ folder into your theme, and edit those files.
The directory template is the ‘index.php’ file in the achievements subfolder above.
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