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  • @panicky

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    And I resolved it simply.

    Just add

    #buddypress table.profile-fields p {
    	margin-top: 10px !important;
    	margin-bottom: 10px !important;
    }

    or the kind of margin you want, to a custom css, and voíla!

    @panicky

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    And now I find that this is a known and ticketed bug in the Mulitline-textbox xprofile function. Last updated 3 months ago. Why does buddypress have a multiline-textboxfield at all if the issue is so hard to resolve?

    No wonder the wpautop breaks the profile.

    Anyway. Is there a way around this? any fixes or anything that can make the multiline field recognize br tags instead of ignoring them?

    Anyone?

    @panicky

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    Did you ever solve this?

    I’m having the same issue and no one is responding at all… 🙁

    @panicky

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    Forgot to link to the page I’m talking about!
    http://serieformedlingen.se/medlem/kingadukaj

    Is there maybe a way to create a function instead of using wpautop?
    Thank you!

    @panicky

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    After 3 intense days I finally figured it out. Edit the home.php located in bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members and some css.

    @panicky

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    Anyone that can point me in the right direction, please?

    @panicky

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    It is this filter that causes the paragraph tag to force itself into the profilename:

    add_filter( 'xprofile_get_field_data', 'wpautop' ); located in the bp-xprofile directory.

    When I remove it everything is normal, but if I do them the bio-field that I have in members-header won’t have any line breaks at all.

    What can I do to compromise? Is there another filtervalue I can use?

    I’, sorry if this a bit jumbled up, but I’m sick as a dog this week…

    @panicky

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    Nobody tha can help me here?

    Is it a filter or similar that is acting up? And if that’s the case, which filter file could it be?

    @panicky

    Participant

    I tried that, but when I do I get a 404 error, and when I try to move around the members tabs I get redirected to the 404 error all the time…

    What am I doing wrong?

    @panicky

    Participant

    (sorry for the double-topic.. what happened?)

    @panicky

    Participant

    Thank you!!

    @panicky

    Participant

    I want to do the same thing with a little bio next to the avatar.

    So where do I start? I’m really new at this, not a developer, but I’ve managed to create a site with modifications after all.

    I want the “bio” field to be limited to 850 characters with a counter. Where do I make the changes and where do I add the function/javascript that is mentioned above?

    Thank you in advance, I’d be very grateful for serious answers, not just hints to the documentation pages.

    @panicky

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    Sorry for the ambiguous answer, I was in a bit of a hurry.
    I was searching in the wrong folders: bp-themess/bp-default/buddypress/members/single, so that’s why nothing happened when I was modifying things. But I’m all up and running now! Thank you!

    @panicky

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    Thank you! I was digging around in the bp-themes folders and nothing happenes…

    @panicky

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    3 years later, and with ByddyPress 2.0, how should I relate to this post?

    I can’t seem to find the folders that are described here…
    CAn someone point me in the right direction?

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