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here’s me pointing to the codex 😉

Post back if that doesn’t help or if I’m too cryptic )

I would be surprised if that was the reason though but noticed a few plugins showing this warning and on some of the better known and reliabal ones so it’s odd @DJPaul probably knows why or perhaps@boonebgorges does

wow…are you serious. so i can not use my suffusion theme with BP or any plugins? I did NOT say that, this is a basic step in troubleshooting we have to establish whether it’s BP at fault or a custom theme. I believe that people do successfully use this Suffusion theme for BP, so you need […]

Not entirely sure what triggers that warning, I simply ensured I had correctly filled in the readme.txt ? Tags: buddypress, profiles, map, profile map, location Requires at least: WP 2.9, BuddyPress 1.2.4 Tested up to: WP 3.0.1, BuddyPress 1.2.6 Stable tag: 1.1 which you appear to have as well, wonder if it has to do […]

This issue is one that has been discussed at length in various threads over the months here, and many approaches to tackling the issue are given.

Please do a search for these threads and have a detailed read through and implement a few of the suggestions they provide.

Check through the plugins listings first to see what’s available that may cover your requirements.

Give this one a go:

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/oembed-for-buddypress/

Facelook is a third party theme and a WP one have you followed all the steps to convert it to BP ready i.e run through the template pack procedures? The BP adminbar requires the wp_footer() hook in the footer.php file, when it’s displayed it’s positioned ‘fixed’ relative to the browser viewport Support for third party […]

With BP in it’s relative infancy regards development you will suffer from not upgrading as things change and move forward at a pace in early development cycles there were many changes in the 1.2.6 release and a good deal were improvements to the way things work or simply out and out bug fixes for issues, […]

@Tekuan%20Coleman is there a “real” and “fake” default theme? i have activated the Yes and that is the point I was trying to make earlier there is only THE bp default theme all it’s files live in /plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default any other theme is what is referred to as a child theme and may have any number of custom […]

Good thing is as long as you link to stylesheets rather than embed styles the browser always caches – or should, but keeping styles and rulesets lean is always good from many points such as inheritance, specificity, etc; the more overworked rules become the harder it is to debug to the point where it actually […]

yes but you can group them. the img I would have thought was already dealt with by BP rules this might work, as you don’t want to necessarilly style all the pseudo classes if you cab style the anchor alone: #bp_activity_bar ul li a { color:#ddd; border:0; } might not work though in […]

it’s as I mentioned earleir it’s the classic error: you say this: #bp_activity_bar ul li a:link, and you want to apply that to all pseudo class links so do this: #bp_activity_bar ul li a:link,a:visited,a:active,a:hover,img {} you have actually styled the activity bar :link class and then closed of that selector set and styled the generic […]

it’s fine in my browser

Have you ensured your cache is force refreshed ctrl+f5 FF winblows

cool it’s a common oversight the use of the comma, especially where it’s not realised that one would need to state the full parent selectors each time.

so what’s the plugin do?

Did you not actually intend to write:

#bp_activity_bar ul li {}

Minus the comma seperated selector which would then only style elements that has a parent ul and #bp_activity_bar

when you say correct what exactly do you mean? you intended that ruleset to try and applu it’s styles to any li element that it could in a BP installation?

The main activity stream consists of ul constructs so it has li children and would very possibly pick up the styling form your ruleset.

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#bp_activity_bar ul, li {}
That is known as a grouped selector set did you intend that? you are applying that ruleset to #bp_activity_bar ul AND generic li elements

p.s try and keep to lowercase syntax

@tekuan-coleman this thread is a specific one concerning a particular plugin, really you shouldn’t hijack threads but now you raise the question whether it is indeed this plugin you are running and in fact the ‘add to group’ button you are missing or indeed the more general BP ‘create a group’ button, so there is […]