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You will probably find examples of how you do this now you have found the BP Skeleton component – it’s pretty extensively documented.

The solutions are usually there, non responses on tech forums generally tend to mean the information is available somewhere not too hard to find.

Some helpful guidence: writing in all caps is not polite – […]

And a parting final comment or two on what does tend to become a wearisome topic:

Spam is pandemic across internet sites, all internet sites that have a member/registration system suffer from spammers – it is […]

which makes it look unprofessional

Really? considering BP is developed by professional web developers that’s a sightly surprising statement to be making.

The titles you refer to on pages such as ‘Forums’, […]

A quick search through Trac produced this :
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4090

It’s not time zones, this was mentioned to me by another dev in passing as one of their clients had run up against this. I think, but not 100% sure, they created a ticket or forum post on the issue. It sounds as […]

Duplicate post – closing.

Not a core function of BP try plugin author for help.

Pretty much – unless you want to start going down the frontend posting route, but that can start to get tricky.

Not BP’s fault – MS fault!

You can try going to /wp-admin/options.php and set the default user role from there.

bp_follow_total_follow_counts() is the function I used

I used it in a function fed to a do_action in the members-header to produce that stat view above, you’re probably better off running this stuff in […]

That should be in the plugin somewhere?

It displays this in a profile account doesn’t it?

Followers: [2] Following: [2]

Yep it just represents an insertion point in a file, marker points throughout a theme template file where ‘stuff’ may be added.

The users need to login to kick that count into accurate life.

You need to explain what page you are referring to, avatars are displayed across many pages and most can have their size passed through as args.

Asking people to login to your site isn’t really going to […]

But we won’t trot out the tired cliché “always read the docs” 😉

@sobuddy

You still have an outstanding reply to respond to – help was given and solution provided for your previous issue with your theme please check that thread and mark it as resolved if issue corrected now […]

you could do things the hard way, using PHP which has no real ‘method’ to get the last item in an array or loop, instead you have to cobble bits together depending on the type of array and it’s a lot more painful.

Use CSS??!! 🙂 psuedo class :last-child