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See https://github.com/buddypress/BP-REST/issues/312

@kingfisher64 Not sure if that plugin has integration with BuddyPress. Since that is a paid plugin, you should be able to ask at the plugin’s forums whether it is compatible with BuddyPres. If so, how to go about the integration with BP registration. Good luck!

@cmsplay Glad it worked out for you 😀

In general, the key difference is the focused discussion and engagement found using Group Forums using the bbPress forums. Just like you see here in our support forums. The good thing is that bbPress plugin has the same lead developer and you can be assured of the seamless integration between BuddyPress and…[Read more]

@izzethan You can disable the admin toolbar for anyone who is not logged in simply by going to Settings > BuddyPress > Options tab, then make sure that “Toolbar – Show the Toolbar for logged out users” is not checked.

@shonty Is this a new installation or is this an old install where you changed from another theme or imported forums from e.g. phpbb to bbPress, etc.?

Just like shanebp, I cannot replicate the issue as well.
Do provide more info about your installation – https://buddypress.org/support/topic/when-asking-for-support-2/

@rootcr8r Could be caused by a variety of reasons. Have you tried changing your theme to the Twenty Nineteen theme to see if issue is resolved? If not, then have you tried disabling all plugins except BuddyPress while on the Twenty Nineteen theme?

@n33d See WordPress 4-year old ticket re updating to jQuery 3+ will cause breaking changes https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/37110
When WP core upgrades, so will BuddyPress. In the meantime, we have to use what’s in WP core.

Hi @cmsplay,

You can change the bottom margin of the paragraphs by adding the following style in your theme/child theme:

.activity-list .activity-item .activity-content p {
margin-bottom: 24px; /* Or whatever size you want */
}

As for the forums, bbPress is compatible with BuddyPress. See…[Read more]

@mbigler
– What have you done so far to resolve the issue? What theme are you using? Have you changed to a default theme to see if that resolves the issue? Have tried deactivating other plugins to see if there are conflicts preventing account deletion?
– Where is BuddyPress activated in your multisite, in the main site or in subsite/subdomain?…[Read more]

@balanz It’s sad to learn that there’s no obvious support area for the envato paid theme. I’ve never bought anything from envato, so my best guess will be to search for “themeforest cinamatix” then on that theme’s page, you’ll find the “Comments” link on the right hand column of the theme page.
I hope that works out for you. Good luck.

@robproce BuddyPress is compatible with the bbPress plugin for Sitewide and/or Group forums

Installing Group and Sitewide Forums

@gujingc thanks for posting back what your solution was ????

>>does BuddyPress or 3rd parties design additional plugins as such that can be successfully attached to this theme

Hi @balanz,
The best place to ask is at the premium theme’s forums as we do not have access to the paid theme. Based on what you need, looks more like you need to code a custom plugin that is compatible with both BuddyPress and your…[Read more]

>>I had one registration page before but since I did not need it anymore I deleted it. How do you stop getting this repair warning. perhaps associating the “register” component with a homepage?

If you don’t allow registration, then you should go to Settings > General and uncheck the “Anyone can register” beside the Membership heading on that pag…

>> I have the menus “Activate and” register “which point to my home page .. ?? how it is done?

@alama32 That’s the default behavior for the register page when you’re logged in. You can see your register page even when you’re logged in by opening a private window. So if you’re using Chrome, open up “New incognito window”; or on Firefox, open up…[Read more]

>>Yes, I can choose the “Register & Activate pages” that have been created by buddypress, but if I want to view those pages then I will come to both of them on the Homepage …

That’s the default behavior when you’re logged in. You can see your register page even when you’re logged in by opening a private window. So if you’re using Chrome, ope…[Read more]

Marking this as Resolved. Published your posting at https://jobs.wordpress.net/job/customize-buddypress-theme/