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You can do all that when you transform your single WP into a multisite installation by creating a network with subdomain structure https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network Multisite support forum – https://wordpress.org/support/forum/multisite “same content” – if you mean that each user has a portfolio page, or about me page, a contact us page,…[Read more]

@aces thanks for the link to create a network 🙂

@flynn basic troubleshooting – deactivate all plugins except BuddyPress and change to bp-default theme. In all probability, your users can create groups. Then activate plugins one by one and then your custom theme (if any) to see which one causes the group creation hiccup.

== I though there was maybe a separate link for “blogs” ==

There’s a major difference between a “blog” and “blogs”. You get “blogs” link if you transform your single WP into a multisite install (or create a network) then allow your WP/BP members to create their own respective blogs.

@triznic have you tried to work on what I posted above?

get_sidebar appears in footer.php for the intrepidity theme https://themes.svn.wordpress.org/intrepidity/1.5.1/footer.php so following the structure of your theme onto the activity/index.php file, you don’t add any get_sidebar calls in the other BP template files

WP started out primarily as a blogging tool.

The default home page for BuddyPress using the bp-default theme is the blog index page like you see at http://testbp.org/

If you want a static page in front page and have a “blog” link read https://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page

== Is there really no support for this issue? == Know that except for the Lead Dev, support is given by volunteers. Feel free to bump if your question has not been answered after 24 hours. Stay calm, cool and collected. == A site I’m working on == Is the site WP or a another […]

You have to allow registration first – go to dashboard menu Settings > General > Membership – check Anyone can register

Sure they can. Unless you change your home page to show something else.

@modemlooper, that’ll be a cool option +1

You don’t have this in your Settings > Reading page? http://www.michaelkuhlmann.com/2010/02/19/how-to-display-activity-stream-in-buddypress/

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/quick-post-widget/ plus others listed (check if updated to current WP version) in http://wpmu.org/8-wordpress-plugins-that-enable-posting-and-editing-from-the-front-end/

Hi Morticia. You don’t need to touch php files to add spacing between topics, it’s just changing styling – like adding padding/margin in style.css.

Your link above redirects to home page and http://glitchaddict.com/forums show no topics at all.

== copied the “register” sidebar from the function.php file of twenty ten and added it to the buddypress default theme function file == So you had to copy the function to register the sidebar from functions.php file of twentyten. Could be that not all files were uploaded properly to server when you installed BuddyPress. I […]

Cool. Just checked your permalink page and body is still 960px and not 1000px like other pages in site. Looks like you’d have to add !important to the style like sobody.activity-permalink {
max-width: 1000px !important;
min-width: 1000px !important;
}

WP Multi-Network and http://wpmututorials.com/news/new-features/multiple-buddypress-social-networks/

No worries. And yeah, pastebin is cool 🙂 At top of activity/index.php, replace <div id="content"> <div class="padder"> with <div class="page"> At the bottom of that file, replace </div><!-- .padder --> </div><!-- #content --> with </div> In addition, you might like to change the header tag used in BP template files to match your theme’s. So for…[Read more]

== I think i have the activity in between the sidebars and looking OK. == Confirming that it’s looking good 🙂 == I just have the admin bar width issue to figure out == The adminbar in that permalink page is styled like so in bp-default adminbar.css ` body#bp-default.activity-permalink #wp-admin-bar .padder { min-width: 960px; max-width: […]

1. Create a child theme of bp-default – https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/ 2. Copy header.php from bp-default and paste in your child theme folder. https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/1.2.8/bp-themes/bp-default/header.php 3. Open up header.php in your child theme folder. In the area below…[Read more]

== Oh my, they actually display on the default theme. I’ll try rolling it up from here… ==

Cool. Good luck.