@Mike84 no worries. Which child theme are you using?
There still might be a solution although I haven’t seen a child theme of BP 1.2 cause white screen in front and backend yet.
In one BuddyPress site, you either:
1) create a child theme of bp-default OR
2) use a WP theme with BP Template Pack OR
3) create a child theme of a WP theme with BP Template Pack.
Cannot mix 1, 2 or 3.
Re child theme:
1. if you’re going to build your style on top of bp-default styles, then you should add @import rule to get bp-default stylesheet in your child theme’s style.css and BP will respect that and won’t enqueue parent theme’s stylesheet in wp_head because you already imported it.
2. On the other hand, if you prefer to build child theme from scratch then you should add the 2nd code in this post in your child theme’s functions.php file – create one if you don’t have one yet and don’t forget the opening “ to wrap around the code.
Re child theme:
1. if you’re going to build your style on top of bp-default styles, then you should add @import rule to get bp-default stylesheet in your child theme’s style.css and BP will respect that and won’t enqueue parent theme’s stylesheet in wp_head because you already imported it.
2. On the other hand, if you prefer to build child theme from scratch then you should add the 2nd code in this post in your child theme’s functions.php file – create one if you don’t have one yet and don’t forget the opening “ to wrap around the code.
inewmom – You need to install the BP Template Pack plugin to make your WP theme compatible with BuddyPress. Follow the intructions in Appearance > BP Compatibility
inewmom – You need to install the BP Template Pack plugin to make your WP theme compatible with BuddyPress. Follow the intructions in Appearance > BP Compatibility
