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add top:0; to @r-a-y‘s snippet
#wp-admin-bar {position:absolute !important; top: 0; }

The URL you gave leads to subsite with the old WordPress default theme. Going to your main site with bp-default theme, there’s no big gap at top of the page using IE 6/7, Safari 4.0.4, and Google Chrome.

@rossagrant I have WP 3.0 and BP 1.2.4.1 and clicking on another member’s avatar or display name goes to their profile not mine. Maybe a factor or not, but my WP 3.0 install was and upgrade from WPMU 2.9.2 subdomain structure. EDIT – thanks @r-a-y, curious now if that happened to new WP 3.0 installs and/or to […]

just delete blogs.php file from wp-content folder in your server, then you can run yoursite.com/wp-admin/upgrade.php script or dashboard > upgrade

@holgria – don’t know what WP/MU version you’re using … dsader’s code below from mu.wordpress.org forums is working for me in WPMU 2.9.2 (subdirectory and subdomain structures) placed in mu-plugin folder
http://wordpress.pastebin.com/7dcWBXtp
As always, backup your DB first.

@LPH2005 good see you’ve fixed the headers already sent error earlier. I just checked out ExamView and and it looks like a great add-on for a school site. Thank you 🙂 EDIT – per your 1st post re suggestions: 1. Changing too-wide login to horizontal login under header – here’s some HTML and CSS you could try […]

@LPH2005 Cool. What did you use to embed the Practice Tests at http://www.thechembook.com/practice-tests/ and what application did you use to create the tests? I’m liking it a lot. Just answered some questions and managed to guess some correctly 🙂 Probably caught this during your modifications – the link “Chemistry Text” leads to headers not…[Read more]

Unless otherwise specified, BP will install in main site when you activate it. In order for BP to work in subsite, you have to add the following to your wp-config.php file
define ( ‘BP_ROOT_BLOG’, $blog_id );

so if you want to install BP in site2, then do this
define ( ‘BP_ROOT_BLOG’, 2 );

@DJPaul – I understand. However, having tested in dev installs to WP 3.0 RC2 and not getting the smooth experience I have on WPMU 2.9.2 with BP 1.2.4.1 and with all preferred BP plugins working ; I can only recommend using WP 3.0 with BP 1.2.4.1 in test/dev installs and not in production/live installs. There are 5 ways […]

Full support for WP 3.0 will be in BP 1.3 – https://buddypress.org/about/roadmap/
In the meantime, BP 1.2.4.1 working well in WP/MU 2.9.2

Full support for WP 3.0 will be in BP 1.3 – https://buddypress.org/about/roadmap/
In the meantime, BP 1.2.4.1 working well in WP/MU 2.9.2

Just “bookmarking” this 🙂

@seanbaugh What I posted above was for two single WP installs. I have to add that if you’re going to do the above, make sure that the 1st WP install and the 2nd WP install have the same versions. So if existing install is WP 2.9.2, then your second install must also be WP 2.9.2 – […]

@pjnu – I would use WPMU 2.9.2. You could already start developing and testing in WPMU 2.9.2./BP 1.2.4.1 where there are many versions-compatible BP plugins to play with. Furthermore, upgrading from WPMU to WP 3.0 is so much easier than setting up WP 3.0 and making it multisite (so many steps). Also, WP 3.0 rc2 with […]

Your second WP install in subdomain should be installed in the same database (with different prefix) with your first WP install. Btw, backup your database before trying this. So in wp-config.php of the second WP install, just before “That’s it, you can stop editing” you should also add: define(‘CUSTOM_USER_TABLE’, ‘wp_users’);…[Read more]

@desininja, I remember @Andrea_r mentioned in this forum or in trac about adding some changes/files to twenty ten theme to make it function better with BuddyPress, don’t know if it’s been released yet.

@jamiewarren09 – ah, I just checked your profile and it seems I answered one thread before … In any case, it has to do with your theme’s home.php and/or widgets you added in the home page’s widget areas. So you’re using the Church theme of studiopress. So open up home.php file and see if the member’s […]

If I’m not mistaken, someone has ported twenty-ten or made it work with BP. Now where was that thread …