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  • @hnla

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    I would get used to using web developer tools such as firebug if building/supporting client sites.

     

    Why are you setting a new positioning context on item-body ‘relative’ is there a reason? never set the position property unless there is a very good reason. As you have not cleared your floats in the #object-nav group item-body is unaware of the element group, as you have set a new stacking context by setting ‘pos: relative’  you effectively   mask out the object nav.

    Either contain your floats for the object nav or lose the position on #item-body ( that could have consequences if child elements need that context  for offset positioning)

    This is really a third party theme issue and a CSS-P one rather than a BP issue.

    @hnla

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    The avater cropping issue was fixed eventually by enqueueing the jcrop stylesheet in bp functions so for some reason your theme isn’t getting bp default functions file fully.

    @hnla

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    Don’t really get the question? Apart from the fact that this is a year old thread  and the file the OP was looking for no longer exists as such why are you hunting down core files? The core files are where they should be in the main /buddypress/ directory.

     

    Are you actually looking for core files or theme / template files?

    @hnla

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    While I recognise the subject material isn’t too shocking 🙂 it is still correct form to add a cautionary note in the form of ‘NSFW’ please, I have edited your post to reflect this.

     

    Apropos avatars default ones should always show, and I saw no missing ones on a cursory look.

    If  viewing on a localhost  images might be blocked.

    In reply to: BuddyPress Compatible

    @hnla

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    Thanks for the advice, but if I knew how to fix it myself I would do it

    Too some extent though you will need to get comfortable doing some basic work with code it comes with wanting to customize things I’m afraid.

    The template pack guides are how things ideally need to be to work, if there are errors in files after following instructions it may well be down to the user to figure those out such as incorrectly copied code, missing tags etc.

    @hnla

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    Compare other sections of the file, you ought to be able to see what needs adding, it’s a very simple ‘?>’ after the endif;

    @hnla

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    Straight away it’s clear! two lines above no closing php tags after the endif;

    @hnla

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    around that line possibly before is a stray ‘<‘  angle bracket, it’s occurring within code that is being parsed as php otherwise it would simply be considered cdata and rendered to the screen you’ll need to look carefully at the php tags look for something like < ;?>; failing that you’ll have to paste that file to pastebin.

    @hnla

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    The simplest approach would to simply remove the markup in /members/single/settings/general.php

    In reply to: BuddyPress Compatible

    @hnla

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    I suspect that it’s line 146 the opening if statement for the dynamic sidebar missing a closing statement, but frankly trying to debug a page like that with so many conditionals and formatting that is not optimal is next to impossible, I would be isolating blocks of code and removing them to try and locate the point of error e.g. removing all the sidebar code and seeing if the page ran .

    @hnla

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    It looks as though you need to move the div #content and all it’s child elements into the one above ‘content_24’ which looks to be the main container that holds your grid rules for content.

    @hnla

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    @arredoannunci ‘closed’ ? What the thread ? Have you resolved the issue(s) then? It’s a little unclear 🙂

    @hnla

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    Using ‘ Custom backgrounds’ We provided the option for user to manage aspects such as this, check the dashboard you”ll find the page under ‘Appearance’.

    @hnla

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    What on that link you provided is actually wrong? You will need to say what you see as an issue as that page looks fine, however there are two issues that must be addressed on that page.

    1. You have two instances of the same iD  ‘content’ An ID is unique there may only be one per document so what I guess is the BP element needs to have it’s one removed or changed to a class or another ID name if that affects styles then in the rulesets the instance of that ID will need to be located and changed as well.

    2. Get rid of what ever contact form plugin is adding the style tag directly as a child of body for one that knows how to form valid document structure try the SI-Contact form from Mike Challis.

    @hnla

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    Have you attempted to follow the template guide in the BP Codex, this will walk you through the process of adjusting  your bp template files to match your themes markup structure. ou don’t need to be an expert but do need basic understanding  and ability to recognize /read markup to be abale to copy to your files.

    @hnla

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    I’m closing this thread it’s feeling antagonistic and unproductive now.

     

    I’m not really clear on what was required here but essentially WP/BP have nothing to do with video file conversion and formats, other than attempting to render some where possible. Your reference to a plugin earlier  has little to do with BP or WP but more to do with working as an addon for an actual plugin:

    This plugin adds automatic video conversion support for BuddyPress Media plugin.

     

    Regardless you are asking a question in the wrong forum, the question is outside the remit   of this support forum for the core BuddyPress application.

     

     

    @hnla

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    However ‘export’ is not the same as ‘import’

    Importing data not the easiest thing to do, you need a script that reads the format of the data to be imported and then knows how to transpose the data to fields that make sense to another DB and table.

    As far as I’m aware there’s no general purpose script to do this, as generally they need to be custom written, I wrote one to read data from one table format to WP user fields but it was unique for the circumstances and wouldn’t work generally.

    If this were a Ning site? you had the data in  I think Boone wrote a conversion script but not sure what happened to it .

    @hnla

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    I will take a look at your links but the way you are explaining is nonsense.

    That is not the best manner in which to address people that are trying to help you in a volunteer capacity, please avoid that tone in future 😉

    So rather than follow the steps I outlined initially you chose to simply re-instate the fact that pages were red using a graphic to exemplify this fact- a fact I wasn’t disputing necessarily just the assertion that all themes demonstrated this – however if you had actually deactivated all plugins as I suggested along with themes then you would have found the issue going away, adding back in plugins/themes would then have pinpointed where the issue arrived from.

    This ia basic and essential troubleshooting and needs to be understood, it didn’t really require two of us having to spend time on the issue 🙂

    When running third party themes or plugins please take the view in the first instance that it’s the theme/plugin causing the issue (99.9% of the time it is) and if proved so the issue needs to be taken to the theme or plugin author.

    @hnla

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    Well you have provided no code to study nor a link to the problem so it’s hard to help you really, could endlessly speculate but that’s not very productive.

    All themes? Doubt that but then..

    Deactivate all plugins  just run WP then run through the default themes, add back in BuddyPress, add back in plugins, basic troubleshooting i.e try to establish at point the issue occurs and what if any condition exists such as a specific plugin etc.

    @hnla

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    @intimez If you find a bug in trunk then raise a ticket on trac as mentioning here isn’t going to get a huge response and may well get lost anyway. If mentioning here though a link to any trac ticket is useful.

    @hnla

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    You could copy and re-factor that widget to pass a new argument for your user or logged in user and associated groups and use that one or select which one you used where.

    @hnla

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    Where are you talking about, here on this actual forum?

    @hnla

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    functions.php ?

    @hnla

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    What didn’t work? All you can do or need to do is deactivate the BP plugin then activate the theme you wish to use, you might though want to unpublish the BP specific blank pages.

    @hnla

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    Check your server logs, they will tell you what process failed.

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