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@Scotty501 I just checked out fishbook theme in test install. The activity lists are not going bonkers like what’s happening in your site. I would backup your current fishbook theme (with your mods) to computer hard drive, then rename/delete fishbook theme folder, and re-upload fresh fishbook theme…[Read more]

You need to increase available memory. See this page for 4 ways to do so – https://codex.buddypress.org/troubleshooting/blank-pages/

@Scotty501 looks like it’s missing some styles for the activity lists.

You can’t remove your account from BP.org.
As Andrea_r mentioned above …. just stop posting.

Ok, just to clarify. You mentioned above ” The main reason I want two separate installs is because I can’t get wildcard subdomains working on the web server level. I have to add each subdomain in cPanel. “. Yet in your first post you said ” I currently have one WP3 install, multi-site, subdomain, that just hosts sites […]

@gunju2221 good to know that Arras is now more BP-friendly 🙂 Thanks.

@mojoey Both BP Gallery and Global Forums are premium plugins. You should ask @sbrajesh about this 😉

== In a perfect world, be able to embed BuddyPress stuff into this site, too. == Sure you can. As Andrea_r mentioned above, “Why not just have it all in one site?” That way, you won’t have to make changes in DB to have the same userbase for both WPMS installs. You can have BP […]

What php magic are you looking for exactly? Have you tried contacting Arras theme author re BP compatibility? I recall there were some js conflicts with Arras theme sometime back. Don’t know if this is still the case @gunju2221.

Never read that book, but thinking something to add to BP Codex. It’s not hard to do, just have to find time to do it 🙂

Open up your theme’s style.css file and add something like this

#sidebar div.widget { margin-top: 20px; border-top: 1px dotted #AEE100; }

#aee100 is the light green border used around your post. You could make it thicker with 2px or 3px or change the color to something else.

permalink.php replace content with something like this (not fully tested – see how it works)
<div id="content">
<div class="padder">

</div>
<!-- end of permalink.php info -->
</div><!-- .padder -->
</div><!-- #content -->

EDIT – made some…

If I recall well, fishbook is a child theme of bp-default theme. What you do is 1. create a new folder named members and 2. within that members/ directory, create another folder named single then 3. within the members/single/ directory, create another folder named activity then 4. copy over the file permalink.php within activity/ folder […]

I would recommend BP Gallery, thought it’s a premium plugin – good for single users and groups. http://buddydev.com/plugins/bp-gallery/

@zhonghao glad to be of service 🙂 great idea on the “guide”

@athimm could be the permalink structure like this ticket https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1766

This is the template which handles the page. Copy over bp-default’s permalink.php to your child theme’s folder, and paste inside folders /members/single/activity/ following directory structure of bp-default

First of all, please keep the bp-default theme where you found it – in buddypress/bp-themes folder, delete the bp-default theme you uploaded to wp-content/themes folder. If you want to use the theme, you should create a child theme instead https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/ == I could not update the…[Read more]

Are you using child theme of bp-default or WP theme with BP Template Pack?

Ah yes, this line in wp-config.php file to allow BP to function on all subsites
define ( 'BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG', true );