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I suggest you thoroughly look at this service. http://www.shopify.com When you see the front page you know in 2 seconds what the site is about “create and online store” I’m confused with your site. Is it a blogging community / social network about WAHM sellers or is it a marketplace? I think you need to […]

The admin bar? No thoughts. 😛

Good info to consider in the development of BuddyPress UI/UX.

did you re install the forums in the admin? Click buddypresd the firums set up and choose to install an existing bbpress install

This gets asked on a daily bases. Try this thread.

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/making-your-theme-buddypress-compatible/

Link and i’ll tell you how to fix it

Try and change

id=”container” in a bp file
to
id=”primary”

You basically have to match up the container and content divs to match your theme files or BuddyPress is like a house without walls.

There is no way around small changes to the default theme as they fix and update things. This group is for this exact reason. To figure out what’s broken, what needs to be changed, how to do it in a minimized way as to not upset child themes and to give advanced notice to whats […]

Don’t worry, even if there is a completly new theme I plan on fixing the last theme to work with new versions of the plugin. The previous version of the default theme should still be usable as well.

Easier with this plugin. https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/exclude-pages/

In a future version of BP it will use WP menus.

Create a page called home and then choose a page template then in the settings > reading choose that page as the static front page.

More info on WP pages https://codex.wordpress.org/Pages

When I submitted last child theme they gave me a list of things missing from BuddyPress CSS and sent me to this link. https://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Unit_Test

In the plugin file buddypress-mobile.php find the line that says “iPad” and remove it.

I’m removing this line in the next update.

All BP members are subscribers. If you want any of those members access to admin to post blogs then you make their account authors.

I agree. A few reasons, One: they may not have an avatar ready and two: why add extra steps in the age of connects.

Honestly the whole profile creation should be after activation. “thanks for signing up blah blah why don’t you fill out your profile” and then have all the fields available.

FYI: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/ie6-support-for-2010-theme/ Maybe it can be a plugin. Also a quote fromt the creator of 2010 when asked about IE6 support. “Unless there’s someone interested in submitting patches, I don’t plan to include any hacks for IE6 bugs. I understand the need for backwards compatibility, but it’s been almost four…[Read more]

Sooo, we are all in agreement then. IE6 blows and nobody wants to do BP fixes. 😀

oh check your profile page to see if the sidebar is fixed

Try this go into members/single/home.php go down to bottom and change. If this works then do the same thing on every file listed above.

</div><!-- .padder -->     </div><!-- #content -->      <?php locate_template(  array( 'sidebar.php'  ),  true ) ?> <?php get_footer() ?>

To

            <?php  locate_template(  array( 'sidebar.php'  ),  true ) …

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