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Why does is_page(‘activity’) not work? You could try testing for bp_is_current_component(‘activity’) though?

but once I add the buddypress.css file from /bp-legacy/css/ to /mytheme/css/ it breaks buddypress styles completely.

You may need to explain what your process in more detail. Adding /css/buddypress.css to both […]

Yes you need to address issues like that to WP, BP is just a plugin running on WP and has zero influence on that aspect of things.

Well as has been made clear on so many threads on this sort of requirement it aint part of BP core so BP and this forum can’t really be a lot of help.

The concerns you note above are all to do with third party […]

They don’t post. By default new registered users are given the role ‘Subscriber’ which does not grant posting capabilities. look at the WP settings there you can choose what role a newly registered user receives.

More importantly than being able to see the plugin listed is whether BP is running correctly?

The plugin – activated as ‘network’ – is listed in plugins list on the network admin dashboard.

Explain to what you are referring.

BP doesn’t have any details about member locations by default so you must have a third party plugin activated? In which case you need to address your question to the plugin author.

cool 🙂

The important part is:

Template:  bp-default

Tags:  buddypress

Other than that it’s hard to say based on supplied info what is wrong.

is the child theme actually working period? Have you tested that it is actually working?

You should set up WP fully first checking all aspects of a standard WP install work correctly, when that checks out proceed to activating BP and doing so with the default theme initially to establish BP is set up […]

searched the forums to solve my problem

 

But did you check through the codex where there is extensive documentation to help guide you through the template re-factoring required in step 3 of the […]

Well that function returns true or false so probably easiest way to use it is as a check on whether or not to enqueue a stylesheet specifically for media queries below 320px or something like that, but then again […]

Functions files are not overridden, they are both read in a parent / child relationship so your unique functions written in your child themes functions file are read  first then anything in the parent. As for […]

@billgates82 you should always start a new post rather than tack onto an existing one that may seem to cover the same issue.

As in the post above yours consider looking at the S2 member plugin.

There were a lot of spam posts that had to be dealt with this morining, it’s possible your post got inadvertently moved along with them, apologies, having it looked into and restored if possible.

Open up the relevant index file and remove the get_sidebar() and adjust the styles for that page view’s content based on whatever body class is available that refers to this page.

Other than that you need […]

Open up the relevant index file and remove the get_sidebar() and adjust the styles for that page view’s content based on whatever body class is available that refers to this page.

Other than that you need […]

If you have the option don’t get too involved with template pack, work with and style the theme compat templates – if you have heavier duty styling/markup requirements then you perhaps might need to use the […]