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🙂 still at a loss as to why you asked or what you asked in the first place but as long as you’ve found what you need alls well

? Do you mean what has been discussed in the posts in this thread?

Have a read of the WP codex, look at functions such as register_style, enqueue_style, enqueue_scripts and associated functions

Don’t add more plugins e.g w3 toatal cache until you have identified whether you actually have an issue otherwise you are simply attempting to cure the symptoms not the cause. caching is necessary for when pages legitimately have a lot of objects and thus slower load times start to manifest. You need to start troubleshooting, […]

I don’t believe it should be the job of the core devs to maintain a blogging theme. BP should only worry about the templating aspects of BP only and should support any WP theme thrown at it. Exactly and as has been mentioned many times over, it cuts to the core issue of trying to develop […]

Hmm slightly frustrated to find this enqueue change as had been unaware and working to what I thought was a relatively current bleeding edge on the test install for a theme. Have had to try and work out how things are now pulling together and get rid of the styles as they crashed my layout. […]

I suspect that you are on a Zeus server and unfortunately that means there is an issue resolving this, your best bet is to hassle your hosts tech support and ask if there is any way of resolving this.

You won’t find anything it’s not a BP or author style it’s a header cell so has default browser styles applied ‘font-weight: bolder; text-align: center;’ if you don’t want those then you will need to override them in your author styles.

It’s not a hack just sounds like you haven’t added ‘buddypress’ into the list of tags in the style.css head meta? without buddypress in that tag list the warning is displayed.

@kshengelia You shouldn’t really be using ‘valign’ it’s a deprecated attribute, presentation is handled by CSS. The reason that valign isn’t working for you is precisely because CSS has been used to apply a vertical-align: middle; to that cell. You need to use a debugging tool such as Firebug for FireFox to allow you to examine […]

Grabbed a ticket and patched

You do not need PHP skills, it’s simply a copy paste operation in reality, an understanding of markup is required though. In essence you are comparing those two files and using your current themes file as the baseline and ensuring a BP file matches it in markup structure. Not sure what that second file is […]

BP-Default 1.3′s CSS is mine. @mercime has recently identified a number of issues which I am working through; if anyone wants to look at it with me, get in contact soon.

Drop me a line Paul, give us an idea of the issues that have been identified.

I can see immediately that there is a div mismatch with a stray closing div, you perhaps have closed wrapper before sidebar or something along those lines. In fact your sidebar is simply in the wrong position altogether it should live within #ftstemplate and it’s outside, so you just need to check over your markup […]

There has to be, then, a fundamental difference in the markup you have in one of your original files Vs that of a BP file it’s a matter of spotting it?

Ok managed to track the function down and it looks as though it accepts arguments so you can try:

(‘smallest=10&largest=42&sizing=px&limit=50’)

These are the defaults I’ve shown so adjust to requirements also you only need pass the required parameter not all if not desired so ( ‘largest=32’ )

Yep sorry forums tag is a widget one of a handful provided and hardcoded into the sidebar.php however the shame is that it calls on bp_forums_tag_heat_map() to generate the tags and the tags are sized using inline pixel values which means it’s almost impossible to override them short of hacking the source code, I can’t […]

You appear to be preventing logged out users viwing these pages? at least you have an odd url parameter at work on the index page when selecting bp pages, you might want to check that it’s possible to view these pages before posting the link? Yes there will be a stylesheet controlling the tags which […]

Going to be hard for any of us to guess at possible causes really, you would need to post as much detail or any detail you can really. It’s always best to start a fresh post rather than dragging up old ones that appear to address similar issues.

I’m afraid that it’s not CSS issues you are having. Your issues are – forgive me for being blunt – a case of hopelessly mal-formed markup. The use of the general DocType used to declare an HTML5 conforming document doesn’t preclude well formed markup, at the moment it’s anyones guess as to how browsers will […]

Sounds to me like an issue of mixed content when in https/SSL the image path is is calling on a non https path and the browser is throwing an warning to this effect, not sure with WP how one deals with this though.