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No not necessarily – he said once again 🙂

Look it up or am I being rude and in fact you’re an English teacher in which case I’ll shut up 😉

Not necessarily. In what version of English do you write? The tendency to add the comma before the word ‘and’ is, as far as I recall, an Americanism; in English English you wouldn’t have the last comma the ‘and’ makes it redundant.

yes public_html is your web root, public files are served from that point down nothing above that (you should see one level above when you ftp in with this folder and cgi bin and perhaps log files folder) is accessible publicly and is only accessed by the server or user

Yes essentialy. I would do a fresh install regardless, get WP set up configure it, ensure permalinks are working correctly, and emails being sent, when WP is set up and working correctly upload the BP plugin, activate that check it functions correctly, then select your theme from the dashboard appearence>themes and activate that and check […]

All you need to do then is upload these files to the sites web directory, the logo you will likely need to re-upload once you have things all set up.

Not really the right place to ask the question naved, this group is really for discussing hosting options, and experiences. As for the question it entirely depends on what your site is serving, the amount of traffic, concurrent connections, plugins running, db activity etc etc. BP is no more a resource hog than any other […]

That is the home.php file for groups, if you simply don’t want a sidebar to feature on the single group screens then the easiest approach is simply delete the line: However I don’t know what rules are applied to #content, if it was margined from the right to make room for the sidebar or […]

What’s buddypress ‘stuff’? you must be specific on tech forums and be clear as to what ‘things’ you are referring to If you are not worried about any test posts/pages plugin settings then all you need to do is get all the site files uploaded including BP plugin and your themes folder, then when you […]

Your question isn’t very clear. If you have created your site on your local machine, incl posts, pages, plugins, general settings and you want to recreate it completely as it stands then yes you need to take a mysql_dump of the DB via something like phpMyAdmin, to upload to your production DB but you’ll need […]

I’m going to come across a bit cold hearted here and say ‘Google Is Your Friend’. You will need to research these aspects to get familiar with what you need to do, this forum is for BP support and guiding on how to install a site to a server is a little outside of it’s […]

Groups works in slightly different fashion it’s index ‘home.php’ tests to see what parts it needs to display so if it was the sidebar you needed to remove to make fullwidth then you would remove sidebar for all group views. You could though wrap the sidebar in a conditional logic to not show the sidebar […]

Wish I knew enough about this stuff

If you’re going to run a WP/BP site it would benefit to learn the basics of HTML/CSS you don’t need to be a master but a grasp of the fundamentals will help you with basic issues. An excellent resource for beginners is HTMLdog

Same question you asked here isn’t it Greg?

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/template-tag-question-how-to-call-all-activity-on-member-profile-page/

Wait a while then you can bump the original.

Well that sidebar markup doesn’t carry the widget class that you styled on so you will need to add : #sidebar #sidebar-login-form to your widgets ruleset as a grouped selectors set : div#sidebar div.widget, #sidebar-login-form { background: #fff; border: 1px solid #AEE100; -moz-border-radius: 5px; -webkit-border-radius: 5px; border-radius: 5px;…[Read more]

Well I laid down the kernal of my thoughts in that ticket; of starting to produce the next generation default theme but that it be constructed from the ground up and working in a rather specific and non too conventional manner, Creating a css file structure – sans rulesets – in advance then rewriting the […]

That’s what I meant 🙂

Lets add -moz in to the mix though:div#sidebar div.widget {
background: #fff;
border: 1px solid #AEE100;
-moz-border-radius: 5px;
-webkit-border-radius: 5px;
border-radius: 5px;
padding: 15px;
}

But that is exactly what mercime has given you!, explain why that doesn’t do what was asked? I suspect that in reality what you are after is that each widget appear in it’s own sidebar, that is is widget has the overall look the sidebar does with rounded corners, which is a little more work […]

@gregfielding Doing !bp_get_blog_signup_allowed() isn’t probably the best approach though as it twists logic and if you did decide to close blog registration from the dashboard you would then be showing the form for blog signup the reverse of what you want. Why not simply wrap the blog section in a test for a variable e.g: ‘$show_blog_signup […]

This topic was discussed quite a while ago and a ticket created? for more meaningful alt atts for avatars and has been addressed for 1.3 with avatars now saying ‘alt=”profile picture of …”‘ or ‘alt=”Group logo of…'” so if you can wait for 1.3 to drop ?

if you’re logged in but that’s unlikely to be the case 🙂 should have run the tests before making the definite statement 😉