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Have you tried contacting the theme author?

Are you trying to limit member search results to members of a specific role? e.g. include ‘subscriber’ but exclude ‘author’, ‘editor’ and so on?

@mercime I should have added more info

It is default behaviour when the WP static front page is set to “Register”. I actually came up with a way of doing what I needed with the help from folks over at Stack Overflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20039607/different-wordpress-front-page-for-logged-out-and-logged-in-users

My final code after…[Read more]

@mayur-hotkar what doesn’t work with WP 3.7.1?

@beenyoung you can submit a BuddyPress Trac ticket at:

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/

Trac is where the core developers hang out so if you think there is a bug in the way the BP core works then that is the best place to raise the issue.

As an example, if you wanted to align-right the “active time ago” text you could put this in your theme’s style.css

.item-meta .activity {
float: right;
}

As I said though, there are many ways to do it depending on your exact needs. text-align: right is an example. Make the parent element position: relative; and then use position: absolute;…[Read more]

You can align the page elements with CSS. Try taking a look at: http://w3schools.com/css/

To position stuff, there are various approaches you can use. Look specifically at how floats work. Reading about positioning and aligning will be useful too.

Have you tried reverting to the default theme to see if the problem still happens? If the problem goes away then it is likely to be an issue with your custom theme.

After taking a look at how BP does it my questions 1 and 2 have been answered. Now facing a new but related problem:

When I redirect the user back to the edit profile page to display the “Too many characaters have been entered” message – any new text the user may have entered into the input fields is lost.

For example – the max characater limit…[Read more]

<?php do_action( 'template_notices' ); ?> could be in a template file upstream such as home.php or member-header.php? It depends on your theme. As to why it isn’t working after profile edit – this could be down to your theme. Have you made any theme customisations? Do you get a confirmation message when using the default theme?

Hi @danbp, thanks for the link. That isn’t quite what I’m after. It is more to do with limiting the length of what is echo’d to screen where as I’m trying to validate and error handle the data which is captured.

Hi @martinbeaulne

And, if possible, not messing with multisite as I think it is overkill for the purpose

To me, multisite sounds like it is exactly what you’re looking for but I could be wrong without seeing your exact requirements. Have a read of this article written by one of the moderators on wordpress.org – it should give you a good idea if…[Read more]

Right at the very top would be a good spot. It doesn’t really matter though as it will just determine where on the page the template notice text is displayed.

You can use them both at the same time. I’m 99.82% sure there won’t be any conflicts.

Hi @applegateian

Make sure you have <?php do_action( 'template_notices' ); ?> in the edit.php template. The template notices hook on to this action.

Yes, it’s possible and very easily done using:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-followers/