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Code is a mess. needs to be reformatted for better reading. Something is missing like a div. Look at line 53: < p class="postmetadata

Seems to be missing a closing /p tag

There is a mobile plugin in the wordpress repo. You can install it from admin add new plugin. Search buddypress mobile.

Is it a separate install or a blog on a wordpress multisite?

change your CSS on #nav-example to width: 1020px;

It’s too wide make the page scroll right

This archive file has been hacked with another post loop and that loop is outside the content div. So, the posts on the second loop are spanning the width of the page pushing sidebar down. The code in the pastebin does not match the code on your website.

New version coming soon. Will fix this issue.

Compared to what facebook? Nobody will ever reach what facebook has achieved. And really who would want to? I have a few close friends on FB but could careless what the other users are doing. BuddyPress is more to create groups of interest. That’s it’s power over FB. Also you can control the experience, FB […]

Cache db requests and you can host static files on a CDN. Using a light theme as well helps. Use browser dev tools to test bottle necks in speed.

Just a heads up. Most of the child themes probably wont work 100% with 1.2.7 version of BP because the default theme is missing things the child themes rely on and the theme reviewers in the WP repo are rejecting child themes because BP default is considered broken on their end. If BP-default was added […]

BuddyPress has no wire, is it a plugin or are you referring to the activity stream?

Please read this: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/when-asking-for-support/

Wire? What version of BP are you using?

You have to edit the part about the server. On mamp it will be localhost and your user name and password is usually root. This is so WP can connect to your local database. // ** MySQL settings – You can get this info from your web host ** // /** The name of the […]

.profile{
text-transform: uppercase;
}

Add that to your CSS file

AVALANCHE! @djpaul

I would add it as a sub domain then. You could do a different install all together or put your WP install into multisite mode and use the instructions in the link below.

https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/install-buddypress-on-a-secondary-blog/

That file is the complete post form but you may need to edit it to make it work on other areas. I wouldn’t do it on a live site.

You could try adding this somewhere in a theme file.

<?php locate_template( array( 'activity/post-form.php'), true ) ?>


I think it depends of your site. If you have a blog site with social component added then stick with template pack. If you want more of a social site with a bit of blogging then i’d go with a full BP child theme. No wrong or right just different options. Upgrading a child theme […]

You can use the code from plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/activity/post-form.php to cobble a post form on other areas of a site.

Well, don’t blast something for being exactly what it’s suppose to be. Since BP is a WordPress plugin and the dummies books are for absolute beginners then it makes sense to spend a great deal on the core. Is there room for more documentation? Yes! Read the documentation on this site: http://codex.buddypress.org Visit these: http://etivite.com […]