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Morticia, what’s needed is the code within the full-wdith/one-column template file you have within active theme folder which should have something like at the top and at the bottom and code in between.

Before we continue, make sure that you have upgraded to latest BP Template Pack 1.1.2 so you won’t have to do this over again. There’s no #container in activity/index.php. You also need to replace code at the bottom of index.php At top of activity/index.php file, replace: <div id="content"> <div class="padder"> with <div id="content-wrapper"> <div…[Read more]

Tom, you should read this, esp. Server and WP configurations https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/before-installing/

== Q: How do I ensure mod-rewrite is enabled? If it’s a matter of making log entries in wp with ‘other than default permalinks’ selected, then this is fine and I can post to the wp blog. == But is your URI “pretty”? As in looking like http://yoursite.com/about and not http://yoursite.com/?page_id=2 If it’s the latter, […]

Check out template pack example https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/bp-template-pack-walkthrough-level-easy-2/

We know the source code for the activity index.php already already. What we don’t know is the HTML structure of your full-width/one-column page.

You’re welcome. Good luck 🙂

@jonobradley you would have to download the BP template files transferred to your active WP theme.
Then, manually super-impose the HTML structure of your theme’s onto said BP template files
After which, upload revised files to your theme folder in server
Some helpful hints at…[Read more]

Morticia, unfortunately, the theme you’re using is a premium theme so we have no way to see the code unless we pay for it to help you. Check out this tutorial with how to impose HTML structure of your theme’s one-column page onto the BP template files transferred to your active WP theme’s folder.…[Read more]

The above old code is for multisite, while your install is not one per your first post. == It keeps looking for them in the main domain. == I have one test site in physical subdomain and have no problems with avatars – WP/BP versions? – Are you using bp-default theme? – Installed WP in […]

Deactivate BuddyPress. Then re-upload BuddyPress files manually – FTP or cpanel, etc – clear cache, then activat BP again.

Another note, if you installed WordPress via simplescripts or fantastico, then I suggest you start from scratch and install WP manually – upload via FTP/cpanel, create DB, etc.

mod_rewrite must be enabled for “pretty permalinks” which is required by BuddyPress. Go to dashboard menu Settings > Permalinks and set it to other than default settings. Check your htaccess file.
https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/before-installing/#system-server

Need to add margin-bottom as well 🙂
div#sidebar div.widget {
background: #fff;
border: 1px solid #AEE100;
-moz-border-radius: 5px;
-webkit-border-radius: 5px;
border-radius: 5px;
margin-bottom: 20px;
padding: 15px;
}

== Then, I activated the BP plugin and…nothing == Nothing like a blank page or nothing like going to Appearance > Themes and the bp-default theme doesn’t show up, or ….? If you’re on single WP install, there should be a BuddyPress logo/menu on upper left hand area of menu. If you’re on multisite, go […]

== My new user registrations only appear in Network Admin -> Users. == Yeah, that’s how it’s done now since around WP 3.1 multisite, one is listed as user of a network – one login to all sites of multisite install as a subscriber (or role which the Super Admin set in options for new […]

My bad, deleted the duplicate from code posted above 🙂

@naijaping you misunderstood hnla. You do not need multiple dynamic areas or widget areas to effect the look that you wanted for your sidebar. This can easily be done by changing styles in style.css file, something like this before you made the changes. `div#sidebar { background: transparent none; border: none; float: left; margin: 0; padding: 0; […]

== The page is still the reduced size version ==

Backup your stylesheet and remove blocks of styling for anything with ” body.activity-permalink ”

Solicited and unsolicited suggestions – backup your stylesheet before applying mods so you could revert if you so choose

ul.activity-list li
— add overflow: hidden;

div.activity-comments ul li > ul
— change margin-left: 0px; to margin-left: 20px;

div.activity-comments
— add overflow: hidden;
— add position: relative;

By dating you mean something like match.com or eharmony.com? Have not seen a BP plugin that does that.
Simplest way could be to use Friend feature and Private Messages with additional layers of privacy so “Friends/Dates” cannot see how many “Dates/Friends” you already have 🙂 .