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🙂 couple of old classic links there @andrewbuzz the table aspect for layout has been mentioned, but I really need to just labour a point, tables for layout are absolutely not the way to markup pages, it’s taken a few years to get everyone on board with this but nowadays you wil no one creating […]

Closing thread then.

While I understand your desire in this respect it ought to be pointed out that this is frowned on practice, although I have always kept a script snippet in library files for this purpose to hook onto rel=”ext” links, opening new windows or tabs has NOTHING to do with the web author/ developer it is […]

kenny you are going to have to just get stuck in and explore the BP file structure and files, we have given a fair bit of advice on this subject across ~ 3 separate threads 🙂 Activity stream directory is /activity/activity-loop.php look through that file and identify the sections that output the actual update content […]

want to create a NEW tab in GROUPS bar to direct user’s to group activity page

Not sure this makes sense?

the link ‘home’ points to the activity stream for the group and is the displayed landing page by default.

If you want to do that then you’re best to revert back to the code example that was given on one of the other threads and work on the individual files. Or try removing the concatenated slug for the register page and just redirect to whatever is shown as your home or index page. Yes […]

In case it helps there are options to the above you could try; you can add: bp_is_directory() to allow access to all the main BP dir pages ‘Activity’, ‘Members’, ‘Blogs’, ‘Groups’ but trying to drill down any further on links in those pages would result in redirecting to register page: `if( bp_is_register_page() || bp_is_activation_page() || […]

Closing this thread as an example of the ‘sh_walled_garden’ I mention above is given in this duplicate thread:

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/members-privacy-how-can-i-hide-members-profiles/?topic_page=2&num=15#post-102785

@pinhit Kenny this is what I mentioned on your other thread and is now an example of where there are too many posts revolving around the same question 🙂 . This solution (read the whole thread linked to above for full understanding) will work to limit access to directories or in the version above it permits […]

@pinhit the expresion ‘lever advise’ is not a good choice of terms nor is ‘misguided ‘ the support forum is voluntary; people help out where they can, there is no SLa that advise is correct it’s the best that a member might be able to offer. If you have found your own solutions to problems then […]

This appears to have been corrected for 1.3 which doesn’t show the group in members account until accepted; so if you can hang on until 1.3 is released which shouldn’t be too long now.

the answer to what file was provided earlier in this thread: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/re-word-whats-new/#post-102510 the file you need to edit lives in either the bp-themes folder within the buddypress plugin /bp-themes/bp-default/activity/post-form.php or in a child theme where the structure…[Read more]

Have you looked through the Codex for any hints.

It’s not a php file . CSS styles are contained in files ending .css either styles.css in the theme root or files in the folder /_inc/css – however don’t edit core files if you can avoid it copy required files to a child theme folder; a guide on doing so can be found in the […]

Yes there are a few other bits to it though but I guess Template: is the important one When you copy files over to it to work on you MUST keep the exact same directory structure they had in the BP folder so /members is the top level directory and that must exist in your […]

Where are your main site files located Kenny? Looking through those folders would answer the question. On a Web server you can only serve public site files from one directory the web root variously referred to as ‘www’, ‘public_html’. All your WP files are in there WP themes are held in the directory ‘themes’ under […]

I’m closing this thread as you have received the answer on the other, if the code pcwriter has shown you foxes you please ask in that thread for further explanation.

For the record try not to open duplicate posts on the same question as it can cause confusion and is wasteful of forum resources.

@pinhit You’re not going to get told off again 🙂 but I’m afraid you are asking coding questions, questions about how to adapt and modify a site and that requires a little coding knowledge, not everything is plugin based – although a lot is. Sorry pcwriter but don’t link to W3Schools it’s not that great a […]

If you have enabled ‘blogs can be created’ then the form elements will appear on the bp registration page – unless that is you have a custom theme which has modified things? if so you will need to contact the authors. If you mean you cannot find the option to allow blogs to be created […]