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Are you enqueing your CSS are just plopping it in the head with <link….

You should enque it in your themes functions.php file

Good to know, I’ll find a fix for slug

All of these things are possible. Search through the forums, a lot of what you ask has been asked before.

I had the same problems before and my fix is to cut the content from the default CSS and place it in your child theme. I also like this method as I can just edit everything in one file no need to worry about cascading

My code was Bly tested on bp-default theme if you have a custom theme you may need to edit CSS or markup

I guessed it. You may encounter many problems from those one click installers.

This plugin is dead and outdated.

Did you use a one click installer to set up your WordPress?

Did you edit the required code?

Also if you choose anything other than “let user decide” then no option will show for the member for that field.

I’m getting the fields in my test install.

Explain what you are trying to accomplish.

Read how to put BuddyPress on a secondary site on a multisite install: https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/install-buddypress-on-a-secondary-blog

Go to the page without CSS and view the source and then paste it here. Want to see what’s missing from header.

This code is not tested but it’s an example of adding a field and then getting results.

`function bp_numb_add_reg_field() {
$rand_numb = //php to generate number here ;
echo ”;
}
add_action( […]

Search BuddyPress register hook, you can add code to the registration process. Possibly add a hidden sign up field that generates your number

No plugin exists, you can however develop this functionality as a plugin.

Did you try using oembed plugin?

BuddyPress has no api so it would have to be web pages and if the app is only web pages it will get rejected. You will need to build in some feature that uses the device hardware.