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@modemlooper “Could slow down your site if you do live updating for every member.” — Yes. this would depend on the implementation. For example, if the BuddyPress Activity Stream Ajax Notifier was reworked to refresh the page rather than notify then the activity stream would “feel as a real-time” activity.

@modemlooper – thank you!

Found this in the default.css using firebug.
div#container {
border-right:1px solid #E0E0E0;
border-bottom:1px solid #E0E0E0;
}

Changed to 0px – and all is well 🙂

Oh – and moved that wave.png into the footer.php and footer-wiki.php – it looks nicer.

Do you think using W3 Total Cache user agent groups would allow this theme to load when iPad or iPhone is identified while the regular theme loads with other browsers? The user agent groups seems to imply this type of behavior is possible. @modemlooper : What do you think?

@Modemlooper: in the WP backend @pswriter: Pardon me if this is a stupid questiont, as I am new to a lot of this, but why do I need to give them “SuperAdmin” status? Why can’t regular “Admin” status work? All I need is for some people to approve/ban new members (spammers) and maybe patrol the forums/groups. […]

@modemlooper I seem to remember that at one time you were working on BuddiPhone. Was that simple a BuddyPress compatible theme or did it also include reply-by-email features?

I actually learned PHP by doing WP development, so I don’t think you have to do it in that order. But you do have to get real good at Googling, and you have to have a lot of patience combing through source code of other plugins, as @modemlooper suggests, and at the source code of BP […]

@modemlooper – roles would restrict you to just one level of categorisation

Category and tag taxonomies for members would allow you to implement much more complex groupings, e.g. hierarchical nested groups of members, allocation of members to multiple categories, etc.

@theandyreport – Putting members into different categories isn’t a built in feature. You could perhaps implement your requirement using groups, i.e. assigning your celebrities to a group. You’d then have to do a fair bit of template / loop manipulation, and enabling / disabling features dependent on whether members were in the group or not. If @mod…[Read more]

@pcwriter of course I will wait, thanks.

@Modemlooper thanks, but your method still pulls sidebar to the back side of the header

@Modemlooper

hi,
as I said before, it doesn’t help, because these corrections pull sidebar up, but to back of the header, not over the header (in front)

thanks.

Edit: soz I came right. This time it was a js error, had to rename them too.. Overlooked it : < @modemlooper Im having trouble trying to style the share it button, say I create a new rule for div class=”bp-share-it-button-group generic-button ” and rename the div according to the new rule/styling I’ve created. The shareit button […]

@modemlooper Looks like the above should sort you out? Let me know.

Also check out the well-supported themes by the wpmudev.org group… they cost, but they will provide fantastic support and are guaranteed to work with all upcoming BP updates… Agree with @modemlooper …. the beauty of BuddyPress is you can do anything… the caveat with that is you have to spend a lot of time figuring it […]

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You cannot post the first item on the activity stream to Facebook. It asks for the URL but all the other activity stream items gets the URL.

Edit: My mistake. There were special characters in the content that I tried to share and it didn’t seem to like that.