Thank you Paul, I decided to keep the account activation since the email problem got solved with the host change, and yes, disabling it seems a little risky.
And thanks a lot for the second link, I had been adding code to my functions.php and have been wanting to remove the links created in the profiles for a while.
Thaks for the suggestion Eric, but is not what I was looking for.
About my issue: I changed hosting, it appears that buddypress and banahosting do not get a long as nicely as I would like to. The support people were nice and polite, but could not resolve the issue with the email fast enough.
I also add that the BP-Disable-Activation works but, I deactivated it because I do not want a lot of unnecesary plugins.
@mercime like I said before, I’m developing a custom theme, I followed the instructions of the Template Pack plugin, I even changed my theme’s content div tag to “content” instead of touching buddypress files.
Almost everything worked out of the box just with that, and a little touches here and there, but the activity-stream for single entries got totally lost (inspecting the element with firefox would select the whole window space).
All around it seems it only needed the “float:left;” added to the #activity-stream and it works now just fine.
Thank you for your response. I love BuddyPress and I’m just starting to work with it.
I found out that if I Disable BP Template Pack CSS from BP Compatibility the view link works and the activity item is displayed, but looking all crooked and the sidebar does not load.
