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@gatelli yoursite > Groups > nameofgroup > Forum pages use the page layout of the the groups page template as it is integrated with that BuddyPress group. WP/BP versions? What theme are you using?

@gatelli yoursite > Groups > nameofgroup > Forum pages use the page layout of the the groups page template as it is integrated with that BuddyPress group. WP/BP versions? What theme are you using? WP/BP versions? What theme are you using?

@wanderingsoles Just to be clear, you have enabled registration on your site and removed the copy correct? Have you have assigned the Register and Activate pages in Settings > BuddyPress > Pages? Have you tried changing your theme to 2014 or 2015 to check if it’s a theme issue or not?

“Register” page which has a paragraph of copy on it.

@wanderingsoles Remove the paragraph of copy you added to it.

@trialsph they should log in first to show up in the directory.

@wadsworth4 @danbp Reported the Twenty Fifteen issue https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6107

@number_6 @sbrajesh Thank you for the report. https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6180 🙂

@alesas thanks for posting back with the good news 🙂

but I read the file was supposed to be in register/

That probably was from a very old tutorial or the old BP template pack tutorial. Marking this as resolved 🙂

@lucdkny What theme are you using? Have you tried some basic troubleshooting like changing to the Twenty Fourteen/Fifteen theme?

I tried to get the register.php from the legacy folder and put it in my own theme folder but it didn’t help.

@alesas If you copied register.php from legacy, then you’d have to paste it into yourthemefolder/buddypress/members/register.php Is that what you did?

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I tried to get the register.php from the legacy folder and put it in my own theme folder but it didn’t help.

@alesas If you copied register.php from legacy, then you’d have to paste it into yourthemefolder/buddypress/members/register.php Is that what you did?

@giuseppecuttone no, you do not need to donate any money to get responses – as you know by now. Please be aware that we are all volunteers living in different time zones.

Please start a new topic if you have questions relating to BuddyPress. Closing this topic. Thanks.

@ecros Thank you for posting back what the issue was. As r-a-y mentioned above, could you create a ticket for the issue? Are you on WP multisite, network activated or otherwise? It would be great if you could provide more information about your installation.

@jkpi56 have you enabled registration at Settings > General? Are registration and activation pages assigned to Pages in Settings > BuddyPress > Pages?

Register and Activation Pages

@serendipitycss3 thank you for reporting the issue. In the meantime, please go to this page https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=buddypress

@ecros looks like you’ve fixed the issue. I don’t see any personal email addresses showing up as the alt text when hovering.

@r-a-y and @djpaul Thank you. Scaling down the login widget avatar to 40px from 60px allowed for more space for long usernames or real names when user is logged in, instead of being wrapped around two lines. Aesthetically, it also made the avatar size uniform with all the other avatars in the other BP widgets.

If you want the large size, it’s a…[Read more]

@r-a-y and @djpaul Thank you. Scaling down the login widget avatar to 40px from 60px allowed for more space for long usernames or real names when user is logged in, instead of being wrapped around two lines. Aesthetically, it also made the avatar size uniform with all the other avatars in the other BP widgets.

If you want the large size, it’s a…[Read more]

@r-a-y and @djpaul Thank you. Scaling down the login widget avatar to 40px from 60px allowed for more space for long usernames or real names when user is logged in, instead of being wrapped around two lines. Aesthetically, it also made the avatar size uniform with all the other avatars in the other BP widgets.

If you want the original size back,…[Read more]

@r-a-y and @djpaul Scaling down the login widget avatar to 40px from 60px allowed for more space for long usernames or real names when user is logged in, instead of being wrapped around two lines. Aesthetically, it also made the avatar size uniform with all the other avatars in the other BP widgets.

If you want the original size back, it’s a…[Read more]