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@jcollier

BuddyPress already has a page for changing your password. It isn’t on the profile page directly – instead it’ll be

example.com/members/username/settings/general

@jcollier Tested your site registration in IE 10 and getting the same issue. Made a Responsive child theme in my test install, used default page template for register and had no issues registering/activating new account.

Could be the custom template used for register page – noticed that there’s “Posted in” text just before footer in your…[Read more]

@jcollier
You could try @r-a-y ‘s solution for disabling BP registration and using WP’s instead.
https://gist.github.com/r-a-y/5578432

I believe I understood that the BuddyBar was being deprecated.

@jcollier BuddyBar had already been deprecated since BuddyPress 1.6. For reference see related tickets, specifically #3661 and #3596 You can also check out bp-members-adminbar.php with bp-members-buddybar.php in current BP 1.7 version //edit – Visitors who are not logged in shouldn’t…[Read more]

@jcollier not quite sure what you mean. There’s the login link in the Admin toolbar which goes to wp-login.php. Then when user is logged in, BP user links are available in My Account dropdown from Admin toolbar. Are you using a custom theme?

@jcollier Great! I like happy endings 🙂

@jcollier have you cleared browser cache? Editing out the inline style you added via Custom CSS, the blog creation form is not there in your registration form. To double-check, I don’t see the blog creation form […]

@jcollier if you’ve selected “User accounts may be registered” then you should not be seeing that in your registration form. Could be that the JS to hide blog creation when it is disabled is missing in your […]