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  • @ndrwld

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    I use it as substitute for default BP members widget. Mainly because without any code changes:

    1. I can choose avatars size in px

    2. Simple link avatars to blogs, their websites, member pages

    3. There is possibility to chooce Sorting order (by posts number, registration date, login name, name display, user id…)

    4. You can hide users by inserting their id

    5. Choose to show users from selected blogs

    6. Group by blogs

    7. there are more features

    I think it’s quite useful for those who don’t have much experience with loop and need simple customization widget.

    Thanks bforchhammer to here is Changeset 118704 with possibility link avatars to bp member page.

    @ndrwld

    Participant

    I’ve one really important question – Can we use certain CSS code pieces of buddypress.org theme in our themes?

    @ndrwld

    Participant

    As I understand, after integration I can delete tables bb_users and bb_usermeta created by bbPress, because know it uses WPMU tables, am I right?

    Matew

    @ndrwld

    Participant

    BIG BIG thanks Manoj, it works! Its my first experience with bbPress, I didn’t know that there is integration option inside :)

    I’ll will post it in bbPress forum too.

    Matew

    @ndrwld

    Participant

    I think I’ve found the solution:

    open the admin-bar.css in the bp-core/css folder

    Lines 68-72

    #wp-admin-bar ul li { /* all list items */

    padding: 0 !important;

    float: left !important;

    background: url( ../images/admin-menu-arrow.gif ) 88% 53% no-repeat;

    position: relative;

    You just need to delete “position: relative;”.

    That has solved the problem with FF3 – drop down menu disappearing.

    But still having problem with IE7 menu flickering, even after https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/530 fix

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