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Duplicate cross forum post. Please only post once on an issue double posting does not get a faster response.

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@naved I’ve removed that posted file as it was causing issues and wasn’t the right type of file.

in the theme folder that has your BP theme files. What are you actually running, is BP installed and activated, and are you using the default theme? if so the theme files live in the buddypress plugin directory but you shouldn’t edit them directly.

Far too much code to post, please don’t just copy complete files.

Go and look at your wp dashboard at the nav menu option and see what options you have for placing custom menus.

It’s simply that you haven’t followed the manual steps completely the bp pages lack the markup structure that your theme files have, there is a detailed guide in the codex that you can follow.

A little background information would have helped, yes the image shows things are not right, and by looks of things shows you are using a custom theme or a WP theme that you are trying to make compatible with BP? if that’s the case have you used the template pack? have you followed all the […]

You won’t be able to unless you can code up a plugin yourself I guess, the mentioned plugin sounds as though it’s likely a WP one not written to work with BP, but have a hunt around the plugins in case there is something that is BP friendly.

This is a WP question really you can add links via the nav menus if your theme has a menu registered for the footer area, create a WP page as usual and then add it to your footer nav menu.

look in footer.php – make any adjustments in a child theme rather than in bp-default files.

Oh ok ; yes I’m with you now, usually think of duplicate content from the perspective of www and non www it’s really googles issue though, the url refers to the same thing ultimately. However google trawls links in a page and the links are trailing slashed, from the perspective of inbound links that might […]

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You will need to be a little clearer on what you mean with perhaps code and or a link. What display? All of it? What should be centered?

Not sure why this is a problem? the trailing slash is in essence a nicety in that it means one is asking for a directory rather than a file and it helps the server otherwise the server first searches for a file named /foo before checking if /foo is actually a directory /foo/ but you’re […]

As Andrea_r pointed out earlier Not being sent and not being received are two different things You need to establish which of these two you are actually refering to. How have you tested your email functions? Have you checked through any mailer-daemon returned undeliverable notifications? What sort of accounts do the people have that are not […]

🙂 Ive provided the option to move header to footer and footer to header written a stylesheet called btt.css and written a JS function to switch browser scrolling from top to bottom to bottom to top and turned the sidebars and content upside down and am going to market this to them that live down […]

I know how hard it *should* have been

oooh pardon us for breathing 😉 I’ll get back to doing something interesting, I might provide an option to flip all sidebars horizontally.

Or one could take the approach of not moving the sidebar but of providing a second one that using a conditional check for is_active_sidebar() shows the sidebar and also sets a variable to use as a token then you can have an alternate set of rules ready to adjust content margins etc as needed; there […]

at its most basic, switching sidebars is usually changing the floats in the css. Yep it ought to be adjusting no more than a few rulesets, easily set up using a token on html or body to hook contra styles onto, always set up non wp/bp sites with this option to easily adjust the site layout […]