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Hi @icaroferreira

Most likely this is because your theme is displaying an enlarged version of a tiny image.

See this link which shows you how to customise the default BuddyPress avatar sizes: https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/guides/customizing-buddypress-avatars/

Hi @icaroferreira

You’ll need to provide a lot more info so that people can help diagnose and solve the problem. As much info as you can, about your set-up, and about the problem that you’re seeing.

Hi @icaroferreira

That’s how your theme styles the page. It’s done via HTML and CSS. Regarding your question, you have a few options:

1. Write HTML and CSS yourself so that the style looks the same. See here and here for a guide to get you started
2. Find a theme from the Themes Directory that does this for you. Note that you’ll want a theme…[Read more]

Hi @icaroferreira

That’s how your theme styles the page. It’s done via HTML and CSS. You have a few options here:

1. Write HTML and CSS yourself so that the style looks the same. See here and here for a guide to get you started
2. Find a theme from the Themes Directory that does this for you. Note that you’ll want a theme that includes styles…[Read more]

@icaroferreira
1. Those are the default settings. Logging in and Registering are related but have totally different functions. What exactly is the issue you find with the current settings? BuddyPress has a log in widget which you can add to your sidebar area so that people can just log in in the front end of your site.

2. Check out style960’s…[Read more]

@icaroferreira “open source” means anyone is free to use the code available in the link Henry gave above. It’s relevant to your query because you can adapt the code for your site or hire a developer to do it for you.

Hi @icaroferreira

1. The registration form is usually at somewhere like example.com/register/

2. You can add the following to your theme’s functions.php file should you wish to remove the admin bar:

add_filter( 'show_admin_bar', '__return_false' );