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I’m creating a plugin that will be like Facebook notes. Not full blogging but a modified activity stream type thing for longer posts than status updates.

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If you want an image as background change class name and add your own CSS styles

You may be able to use gravity forms plugin

You can turn off the admin bar easily. codex.buddypress.org there is info on customizing components and such. Forgot activity registers blog posts from other sites.

If you install BP it will install on the main blog. It will not install on other blogs in a MU installation. You can only have it installed on one blog at a time. BuddyPress is very much tied to a theme. So if your main site doesn’t have a BP enabled theme then you […]

Though, I think in 1.3 the avatar uploading happens after you click the confirmation link in email. This was discussed as a change not sure if it went in.

after they sign up the xprofile fields there is a second screen that asks to upload an avatar.

It only works on one blog on a multisite installation. The login data is WP user data so that works across all blogs but the actual BP theme/ site attaches to the first blog. If you want to have is separated, like on a url community.url.com then you need to change some settings.…[Read more]

it’s the profile fields you set up in the admin. xprofile = extended profiles. Meaning you can add as many fields as you want.

It’s a bug. See if you can go to wordpress.org login and change name to not have a space.

I added a page template so you can customized a front page from the admin. The only change is a file called front.php added to the theme folder. Copy that file to your customized default theme folder and then save it. Then upgrade the plugin. Delete the default theme folder. You can then move your […]

This isn’t possible with activity updates without considerable changes.the plugin BP media may allow media uploading when posting status updates. It’s a highly requested feature.

In the BuddyPress plugin there is a folder bp-themes. In this folder is the default BuddyPress theme. The reason to use a child theme is to not edit these files making upgrades as easy as a few clicks. A child theme is a WordPress theme that has a parent. The child theme gets all it’s […]

If it’s a WordPress issue you need to post in https://wordpress.org/support

This site is specific to BuddyPress issues.

Not really a BuddyPress issue. You need to read up on the loop.

https://codex.wordpress.org/The_Loop

On here or on your BuddyPress site? The only way I’ve been able to fix this is to go into database and remove the member. Then have them resign up.

when you install BP it attaches to the first blog on MU. You can tell it to attach to other blogs. So you could create a community.url.com bog and put the social (BuddyPress) on that url. Some blogs do not want BP taking over but want to add on a social aspect to WordPress.

Single WP will work fine. MU is only to add user blogs.