Initially, I thought it could have been cause by missing lines in .htaccess file, but since you have post images showing up in your subdomain blogs, I would double-check if code needs to be updated in your premium theme. Contact theme author for support.
@zenzard yup, clear as mud. Never used Page Theme plugin. You might want to contact Page Theme plugin author to get it to work with two BP compatible themes. On the other hand, it looks to me that it’ll be much easier and more future-proof to create Page Template/s instead.
@johnwinch42 No, it is not easily modifiable if you’ve not written a plugin, but if you have PHP experience, give it a shot. And for pure CSS manipulation via body class filters, you as Super Admin would have to add individual member CSS in style.css – that’ll be a lot.
@mrmzworld I would suggest that you backup database and upgrade to WP 3.0.1.
To create a group, go to yoursite.com/groups and you’ll see a create a group button.
Re pure CSS manipulation – filter body class to add e.g. username to body class so you can manipulate layout, colors, fonts, etc. in individual member pages
“The primary theme is buddypress enabled,” @zenzard – what primary theme? Per your post, you’re using “Ecolines” theme from repo, but I can’t find any such theme there https://wordpress.org/extend/themes/
@commentluv – if you want the blogs to be subdomain structure as in newblog.domain.com, doesn’t matter where you install BP, what’s important is that you must install WP in main domain and set up WP to create a network using subdomain structure.
You have to resolve permalink issue in WordPress before installing BuddyPress.
Apache Module mod_rewrite must be enabled for “pretty permalinks” so check with your webhost. Or, if you have access to the httpd.conf file, find #LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so and delete the # to uncomment it
No. At this time, there is no BuddyPress Multisite, BP can only be installed in one blog – main site OR one of subsites then track all member information/posts across the multisite installation. Having said that, there’s nothing to prevent a super programmer to code a script for a BP Multisite.
@dtclarinet If you’re using BP 1.2.6, copy header.php from bp-default theme into your child theme folder, then remove lines 84 – 102 from header.php and upload. Shouldn’t be any white screen.
EDIT- modemlooper’s advice to remove via CSS is easier
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