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In reply to: Content cutting off on left margin
Template pack walkthrough might help you
https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/bp-template-pack-walkthrough-level-easy-2/You might also want to see how someone created a BP Arras child theme. https://buddypress.org/community/groups/arras-theme-children-for-buddypress/forum/topic/brownbuddy-arras-child-theme-for-buddypress
Free plugin: BP Wire Plugin.. Here’soriginal post with info and features.
Paid plugin: BP Gallery – works with BP Wire Plugin above.In reply to: SideBar Whos Online and Recently ActiveIn reply to: SideBar Whos Online and Recently Active@eor glad to help:-) Btw, in your WP.org forum thread, point to this topic in post, then click on resolved in right sidebar of your topic in WP.
As for the issue of the no-www domain name not redirecting to your www domain name, it’s a matter of server with mod_rewrite rules and htaccess. WP 3.0 should have handled www and no-www of domain name based on what you have in your wp-admin/options-general.php’s “Home address url” and “Blog address url” which normally should be the same.
In reply to: SideBar Whos Online and Recently ActiveNo worries @eor, Yamidoo theme has sidebar style which affected the floats, add this to your theme’s style.css
`div#sidebar div.item-avatar {
width: 40px;
height: 40px;
clear: none;
float: left;
}`@gunju2221 no offense, I had the suspicion that eor’s active theme’s css was affecting the style I gave in WP.org thread, and it did with the clear: both in sidebar divs in addition to item avatar div needed to be reined in and floated
@DJPaul @boonebgorges why is text bold?
In reply to: SideBar Whos Online and Recently Active@eor as mentioned in this thread, site url?
Btw, why is text bold?
Hi there. Good to see that hnla’s solution in BP forums worked for you. Had not encountered that problem before in MU/MS with BP installs
@hnla curious whether the installs where you had problem/s creating a topic from group forum is on a single WP install? Based on gunju2221’s bb-config.php, I see that it’s on single WP. And if your install is single WP as well, could be a problem endemic to single WP’s requiring bug report. Or maybe I am seeing an abstraction where it doesn’t exist

Click on the pastebin link you gave me. Select all content, delete all and save. There should be nothing left in the pastebin.
Before anything else, Delete your bb-config.php at pastebin. My bad, I should have mentioned that you should replace MySQL info and Auth keys etc with xxxxxx
@gunju2221 what I wrote is the same thing that @hnla said, at doc_root in layman’s terms

Paste content of your bb-config.php at http://buddypress.pastebin.com/ and post the generated pastebin URL back here.
P.S. Why are you using @hotforwords‘ avatar? A fan?@inkblottest said: `Then click on the “plugins” folder. Then click on the “buddypress” folder (this is where all files and folders related to BuddyPress reside as it is truly just really a robust, and wonderfully awesome, plugin). Then click on the “bp-forums” folder. You will then see the bb-config.php file.`
Actually, the bb-config.php file generated via internal forum installation by BuddyPress is located by default at the root of domain/subdomain/subdirectory where you installed WordPress. In other words, bb-config.php is at the very same level where you normally find wp-config.php file and the wp-content, wp-admin, and wp-includes folders. But thank you for trying to help out.
Edit- hnla, you type fast
In reply to: Need BuddyPress FreelancerYou should post here – https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-jobs-board/forum/ and I would suggest that you be more specific about what kind of customization/work you want done. There’s customization and there’s “customization!”
In reply to: adding bp login to my wp theme@vanisla – It will be easier if you have HTML/CSS and WP theming experience. Check out this template pack walkthrough for some ideas – https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/bp-template-pack-walkthrough-level-easy-2/
You can borrow styling from lines 291 – 1750 of the default.css of bp-default theme.
https://trac.buddypress.org/browser/tags/1.2.6/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/css/default.css
Then adjust/customize styling to taste.@gunju2221 we’re in trouble-shooting mode and just crossing out what could have happened to your installation. Sometimes it could be the simplest of things to an issue that requires creating a ticket in trac. All volunteers who help out in these forums asnwer based on what your posted. The more specific info we have on your install, the better. Moving on, have you tried deactivating other plugins except BuddyPress and tried creating a topic? There could be a conflict with plugin which has not been updated for BP 1.2.6.
@prionkor yes, it’s clear now. You would have to add the 2nd sidebar yourself in the files moved over to your active WP theme when you went through the BP Template Pack Process.
Here’s a walk-through example which could give you some clues on what to expect or how to proceed – https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/bp-template-pack-walkthrough-level-easy-2/In reply to: Making BuddyPress ready ThemesHere’s another way of using your current WordPress theme with BuddyPress – http://bp-theme-converts.com/convert-buddypress-theme-to-wp-theme/ See popular WP themes converted- http://bp-theme-converts.com/category/bpthemes/
As for BP Template Pack, it needs to be updated whether it’s for someone who knows how to code or for those who don’t know how to code. Check out Kobe Bryant’s site which uses BP Template Pack http://kb24.com/ specifically for BP components.
In reply to: Making BuddyPress ready Themes@Buckycat7 no apologies necessary. Many ways to go about theming the BP Project. On my end, if BuddyPress is a section of a full-blown CMS, then I would create a child theme of my framework and install the BP Template Pack (not yet updated for BP 1.2.6 however) in secondary blog of multisite and adjust HTML/CSS of template pack accordingly. If the project is full-blast social networking project, I would create a bp-default child theme and work from there. Welcome to BuddyPress.
In reply to: adding bp login to my wp themecopy login form from line 40 to 52 of https://trac.buddypress.org/browser/tags/1.2.6/bp-themes/bp-default/sidebar.php
look at codes before and after those lines and see which other parts you need in your theme.
this is assuming you have the BP Template Pack installed and working with your WP theme.“I am working with a two column site where i installed BuddyPress”
Not clear whether your current theme is WordPress theme with BP Template Pack or are you using child theme of bp-default theme. Adding sidebar to bp-component pages involves the same amount of work as adding a sidebar to a regular WordPress theme. You might also want to check this out – https://wordpress.org/extend/themes/bp-columnsIn reply to: Home page like facebook or linkedinhttps://codex.wordpress.org/Pages#Creating_Your_Own_Page_Templates and widgetize it.
Add http://bp-theme-converts.com/buddypress-log-inout-widget/
Then change the old static page in front page to the new one you created. After all, there can only be one home page, normally.In reply to: A sneaky peek at Bitsy – a lovely new BP site@rogercoathup very very nice child theme! Well done
In reply to: how to use xprofile data site wide?check this out – http://buddydev.com/plugins/bp-profile-for-blogs-widget/
In reply to: Buddy press menusure you can remove the bar from your site
`define ( ‘BP_DISABLE_ADMIN_BAR’, true );`