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Hi @irieside

JavaScript can go inside a PHP file (via use of the <script> tag) or it can go into a new file (make sure it has a .js extension). In the case of the latter, you don’t need to use the <script> tag.

Hi @icaroferreira

That’s how your theme styles the page. It’s done via HTML and CSS. Regarding your question, you have a few options:

1. Write HTML and CSS yourself so that the style looks the same. See here and here for a guide to get you started
2. Find a theme from the Themes Directory that does this for you. Note that you’ll want a theme…[Read more]

Hi @icaroferreira

That’s how your theme styles the page. It’s done via HTML and CSS. You have a few options here:

1. Write HTML and CSS yourself so that the style looks the same. See here and here for a guide to get you started
2. Find a theme from the Themes Directory that does this for you. Note that you’ll want a theme that includes styles…[Read more]

But you’re saying comments_template() is also possible on BuddyPress-sites?

Yes definitely, but as far as I know, only inside singular contexts (i.e. page.php and single.php templates).

Where were you pasting the function? And what does your comments.php file look like (that’s the file comments_template() uses)?

But you’re saying comments_template() is also possible on BuddyPress-sites?

Yes definitely, but as far as I know, only inside singular contexts (i.e. page.php and single.php templates).

Where were you pasting the function? And what does your comments.php file look like (that’s the file comments_template() uses)?

Hi @yokosix

comments_template() will work inside page.php or single.php

Ref: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/comments_template

Hi @worldholder

The fatal error indicates you’re declaring the BP_XProfile_Field_Type_Datebox class twice. For example, you’re declaring it once then on the second attempt, you get the fatal error. Your job is now to debug – to find out what may be causing it to be declared twice. As @mercime mentioned, a good place to start is to deactivate (and…[Read more]

Hi @worldholder

The fatal error indicates you’re declaring the BP_XProfile_Field_Type_Datebox class twice. For example, you’re declaring it once then on the second attempt, you get the fatal error. Your job is now to debug – to find out what may be declaring it twice. As @mercime mentioned, a good place to start is to deactivate (and remove…[Read more]

Hi @worldholder

The fatal error indicates you’re declaring the BP_XProfile_Field_Type_Datebox class twice. For example, you’re declaring it once then on the second attempt, you get the fatal error. Your job is not to debug – to find out what may be declaring it twice. As @mercime mentioned, a good place to start is to deactivate (and remove…[Read more]

Welcome Pack was written by one of the Lead Developers of BuddyPress so I have no hesitation in recommending it. My advice would be to set up a test site, install the plugin and play around with it to see if it works for you

Hi @iryna_b

Have you tried Welcome Pack? Even though it is no longer supported, it should still work

Hi @ggsalas

Have you increased the size to 250 x 250 or did you reduce the size to 250 x 250? Just thinking, if you increased the size, a re-upload might be needed to avoid blurring.

Does the problem happen with the Twenty Fourteen theme enabled? if not, then it surely is your theme causing the problem.

Does the problem happen with the Twenty Fourteen enabled? if not, then it surely is your theme causing the problem.

Hi @johnnyjonjon

I tried submitting the form via a) Chrome and b) IE

a) This worked.

b) This seemed to fail? The console errors I get are:

DOM7011: The code on this page disabled back and forward caching. For more information, see: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=291337
File: bbpress-register
HTML1300: Navigation occurred.
File:…[Read more]

Hi @gibbsp999

Certain slugs are changeable. Check out this article for info on how to do it:

Customizable Slugs in BuddyPress

Here’s a list of all of the changes made in BP 2.1.1 (from version 2.1):

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/query?status=closed&group=resolution&milestone=2.1.1

Yeah, if you can identify the last version of BP and WP the plugin worked with, that will be a great start.

Do you know what exactly isn’t working with the plugin? Great that you’ve contacted the developer – it’s worth providing as much info as you can – the less investigative work they need to do to diagnose the problem the better, and the more chance there will be of them fixing it 🙂

From a regular users point of view, I find it unlikely they’ll even bother to acknowledge new email notifications,

Agreed but I think it depends somewhat on the community. I can see email alerts being highly useful in some communities and not so useful elsewhere.

BuddyPress is first and foremost a platform. It puts foundations in place for p…[Read more]