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I don’t understand. Hopefully somebody will be able to help you. Good luck with your question.

Hi @sadeghr,

Answers to what question? Sorry I’m not fully understanding.

The ticket seems to be resolved? Read the last reply from the original poster. Would that solution help you?

Do you have a link to Social Login?

Certainly a problem, but not necessarily a bug. Can you try deactivating all plugins aside from BP to see if the problem persists?

@sadeghr OK great! 🙂

I want to Registration my index page I put the code below

I don’t understand?

Hi @sadeghr

In your WordPress dashboard – set your ‘static front page’ to your ‘Register’ page.

As @shanebp said, I think you might need 2 for loops to handle $notifications[$i] when it is of type array

Does the code you’re using display any notifications? i.e. is it just the bbPress notifications that are not displaying?

Hey @m1000

I’m not sure using BuddyPress functions will work for bbPress?

@modemlooper

I can’t figure out how to get this working. It’s actually been on my ‘todo’ list for weeks but I can’t seem to crack it. I even opened a bounty on the problem on Stack Overflow 4 days ago 🙂

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21138253/how-to-make-the-avatar-preview-image-fluid-when-using-jcrop

Any hints on what I should be doing to…[Read more]

You could try updating to Bootstrap v3. It’s mobile first and in my opinion makes everything work so much smoother. I updated from v2 to v3 as soon as v3 dropped, and am glad I did!

@buddyboss if you’re not happy with the notification tables then you can remove the default and add your own. e.g:

remove_action( 'bp_notification_settings', 'messages_screen_notification_settings', 2 );
// remove the rest too...


function custom_notification_settings() {
// your own custom stuff
}
add_action( 'bp_notification_settings',…[Read more]

@xwafflecakes since BP 1.9, you should have dedicated notifications pages at members/username/notifications/ and members/username/notifications/read/

Do these help?

Regarding the notifications ‘bubble’ in the admin bar – you can output the number of notifications a user has like this

echo bp_notifications_get_unread_notification_count(…[Read more]

@houndlounge great to see you managed to find a solution but, just be aware with that particular solution, if you upgrade BuddyPress your changes will be lost

@hnla i should really be more thoughtful when and where i use !important – you’re right, perhaps it’s being lazy to use it in this case.

Try
body {
color: #000 !important;
}

Cool! I’ll check it out… 🙂