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This is simply the way your theme displays things on the page. If you’d like a sidebar on those pages, you can modify the templates. See the Template Hierarchy article for more info.

You’ll probably want to get as much info from the user as possible and then test again under those exact conditions. It could be a browser problem (I’m guessing here) or alternatively a caching issue. These are the worst problems to investigate, when everything works fine for you, but not for somebody else 🙁

That’s strange and shouldn’t be happening. Can you activate TwentyFifteen, disable all plugins and then try a test registration?

What is “My accaunt”? Does it come from a plugin?

+1 @rogercoathup

You could try looking through the WordPress Plugin Directory first to see if any of the functionality you need has already been made available. Once you’ve exhausted the free options, recalculate your development requirements and hopefully the developer effort needed will have reduced somewhat.

Does front-page.php exist in your theme’s folder? If so, then that’ll override whatever you have in home.php.

Try the BP Disable Activation Reloaded plugin.

You can put all of your custom BP snippets in your theme’s functions.php. Alternatively, if you plan to swap themes regularly, they can go into your bp-custom.php file (if you don’t have one of these already, you can create one).

Hi @hich-em

You should ask this question on the plugin’s support forum.

It’s unusual that BuddyPress isn’t working with a theme due to the Theme Compatibility that was introduced in 1.7. I suggest you open a support request with the theme author asking them to investigate why the theme isn’t working properly with BP. Most theme authors are happy to make their themes BP-compatible so hopefully you’ll get a response.

You can filter the title with the wp_title hook.

You will need to set some conditions to be sure you’re filtering the title of the right page. See the Template Tags Reference for more info.

Are you using any plugins? Also, which theme are you using?

although I thought that I had seen somewhere in the forums that using an API to sign new members up was “a bad thing”. But I can’t remember why!

The reason was likely related to user privacy. Perhaps incorporate something in the third-party CMS’s terms of use so that at least users will be made aware of what will happen. But, that’s a busin…[Read more]

The third-party CMS users would need to be registered with BuddyPress (WordPress). Registration will allocate each person with an ID, username and so on. Without these, authentication won’t be possible.

You’ll probably need to import existing users, and then going forward, each time someone registers with the third-party CMS, you’d need to…[Read more]

Not that I’m aware of. Have you tried reporting the problems you’re seeing on the plugin’s support forum?

I haven’t seen a plugin that does this myself. Try searching the directory

The reason the BP Attachment API was built was to avoid these problems. It provides a solid foundation for developers to build upon. The API is kind of new (introduced in 2.3), so it’s just waiting for developers to grab hold of it and build things like galleries and albums. One plugin I know that is under development is @modemlooper‘s BP Media.

There has been some talk recently by the core devs about providing media uploads and management. See this tweet. Nothing has been built yet.

To customise the text, you can localise. See the Customizing Labels, Messages, and URLs article.

To add more to the confirmation page, you can use the bp_before_registration_confirmed and bp_after_registration_confirmed hooks.

To override the whole register.php template, see the Template Hierarchy article.