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Do you mean you want one user (or all users) to be notified of any/all topics which would be created in your forums. I have not seen any plugins created for that functionality. You would be better served I believe at the bbPress forums https://bbpress.org/forums/

Sorry, wasn’t “in” totally yesterday. Glad you resolved the issue on your own … as well as learned more about WP comments in the process 🙂

puts 5-6 blank lines at the top of the group header

@hughshields you can always add negative top margin to correct the issue, like:
.groups #item-header-content {
margin-top: -20px;
}

@hughshields BP generates the “groups” body class for all groups pages. So just add .groups before the element in your stylesheet for example:
.groups #item-header-content {
color: #000033;
}

@henrywright-1 also https://wordpress.org/plugins/thoughtful-comments/

For more information about setting up a BuddyPress site https://codex.buddypress.org/

@bvirkus what’s important is that you need to have full control of your site when you install BuddyPress. If you want to test your installation, backup your database first so you can revert if BP doesn’t work completely on your one-click install.

@rpatwall1206 haven’t heard of the plugin so not quite sure where to remove the site header. URL to your BP member wall page?

Deletes user and any/all traces of user’s activities

ibuddy theme is a WordPress theme which supports BuddyPress. Therefore, you can use the usual WP template tags and functions to generate login code as well as recent blog posts. For more assistance, you can post at theme author’s support forums at https://wordpress.org/support/theme/ibuddy

Can you receive an activation mail if you deactivate BuddyPress? Where are you hosted? Have you checked out possible solutions at https://codex.buddypress.org/troubleshooting/frequently-asked-questions/ ?

closing this topic in favor of same at https://buddypress.org/support/topic/email-activation-2/

Screen for marking a user as spammer to start off. Alternatively, while in users’ area, there’s an “Edit Members” dropdown menu in WP toolbar for site/super admin where you can set User’s Capability as well.

Check out how it’s done in http://buddydev.com/buddypress/introducing-buddyblog-allow-users-to-blog-from-their-buddypress-profile/

I looked in my theme for the /members/single.php file, which doesn’t exist. I think it means the theme was not really “made for” buddypress.

Not quite. As of BP 1.7, BuddyPress automagically inserts BP contents in your theme’s pages, i.e.., no need for BP files in your theme at all unless you want to modify the pages per your post above. http:…[Read more]

@catwomanbadkitty Contact host tech support re where your error logs are. Have you cleared cache? If you change to BP Default theme, does same issue show up? Site URI where issue shows up?

Using the main standard bp-default template. (Not a child theme)

@jadskymedia If you’re only making style changes I suggest using Jetpack or another plugin which can serve CSS changes for the BP Default theme. Otherwise, If you’re going to make the style changes in BP Default’s stylesheet, it’s going to be overwritten when you upgrade…[Read more]

@dgraydesign create a new page with the slug you want for your Members page. See my reponsive to cyarema below.

@cyarema Pages > Add New. Make Employees the title of the new page and publish as is. Go to Settings > BuddyPress > Pages and assign the new Employees page to the Members component and save.

@bvirkus install WP manually. See System and Server Requirements codex.buddypress.org/user/before-installing/

@phill-senters Please try creating a new Page and name it Registration. Then go to Settings > BuddyPress > Pages and assign that new page to Register. Log out and check if you can now see the button and the footer.