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Waiting to be surprised by the magic 🙂

Other than general overviews, you should be looking out for BuddyPress 1.2+ version tutorials
WordPress.tv – http://wordpress.tv/flavor/buddypress/
Youtube.com – http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=buddypress&aq=f

P.S. BP Codex https://codex.buddypress.org/home/

You’re welcome.

@markbannister in your case, change selector to your container div ID’sbody.groups div#sidebar_right { display: none }
body.groups div#content-main { width: 900px; }

@sumale.nin to make your WP theme compatible with BuddyPress, you need to install and activate BuddyPress Template Pack plugin. Then go to dashboard menu Appearance > BP Compatibility and go through the…[Read more]

@thealchemist does that include a counter with “You’ve been poked 20 times, teased 23 times, kissed 100 times and the like? 🙂

@r-a-y‘s secondary avatar fix
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/am-i-going-mad-or-are-there-now-avatars-next-to-posts-in-the-activity-stream/?topic_page=2&num=15#post-76621

@VirtualityReiki I would do this in test installation, uploading copies of your server files and importing database of your bbPress install. Assuming your bbPresss is in subdirectory, http://example.com/forums/, install WP at domain root using the same database as your bbPress install. Install and activate BuddyPress. Then follow this:…[Read more]

Now that’s weird. In your previous activation, only the register function did not work so it is ironic that now only register is working and the BP component pages are not. From where you were in your post above: 1. Deactivate BP Template Pack, then delete BP Template Pack folders/files within your active theme folder. […]

== Too bad that old theme of BuddyPress isn’t available anymore. ==
Actually, there’s a new child theme of the premium BP framework, BP Mag theme, which has the vertical navbars
Demo: http://bpthemes.buddydev.com/bpmag/classic/members/sbrajesh/

=== Check out the readme file: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/rating-widget/ ===

The buddypress tag IS there appearing in list of tags.
Btw, cool plugin 🙂

@stars4321 yeah, BP Nicey is a child theme of bp-default and most probably wouldn’t have cause the registration glitch. Change to bp-default theme, deactivate recaptcha and plugins other than BuddyPress and see if /register/ still goes to home page.

@Ann_Whitt_Wen running BP Template Pack moves the following 13 files within 6 major folders to your active WP theme: https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/#revise-templates. Looks like member folder files are missing. Double-check via FTP/cPanel that those 13 files are there. If not, go through the BP Template…[Read more]

== The links you provided linked me to a codex do_action hook page, which is nothing I want. I don’t need hooks.==

@espeon the information contained in linked documents given by @nahummadrid may be nothing you want but those are what you need in order to modify the adminbar. No reason for sarcasm.

@NrFive That was the layout of the BuddyPress parent theme pre-BP 1.2. It’s do-able but not easy as A-B-C. == every user created blog to be part of the main site == It can be as simple as making your blog a multi-author blog in a single WP install. But even if you go multisite, you […]

@pjnu at least we know that there’s no error if you’re using bp-default theme, so it’s not a BuddyPress issue at all. What theme are you using exactly? Have you read your theme docs whether it requires activation of a membership plugin? I would contact theme author especially if it’s a premium theme for support. Good […]

Warning noted. Thanks @johnjamesjacoby 🙂

WP/BP versions? Looks like a membership plugin is interfering. Also, there are some themes with built-in membership code which could cause this. Change to bp-default theme and see if that resolves the activation issue.

You have to “tell” your install to use a default theme for all new blogs. In your case, I’d create a child theme then set it as default. http://wpmututorials.com/how-to/change-the-default-theme-for-sites-without-a-plugin/

@r-a-y staying tuned for sure 🙂