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Have you tried here?
https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/install-buddypress-on-a-secondary-blog/

@omosha Hi again. I found a link to your site on another of your posts. The problem is caused by your theme. There’s a “text-shadow” effect applied to the #body container so it affects everything. Add the following to your style.css to remove that effect from the adminbar: #admin-bar-logo, #wp-admin-bar li.no-arrow a, #wp-admin-bar ul li a […]

@omosha

Could you provide a link to your main site? It’s difficult to say for certain what might be causing the blur without being able to see it.

You could use Buddypress Links to accomplish that easily:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-links/

Well, this thread has gotten off-topic but, suddenly, I feel 17 again! 🙂

@PJ

Thanks… Glad you like the site!

For password strength and other stuff:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-xtra-signup/

@hnla

Well now, another Rocky Horror fan?

@Urbanic

Try Buddypress Links:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-links/

@Paul

Under “Super Admin” > “Users”, click “Edit” under the username of the member you want to promote.
Then, on the member’s WP Edit User screen, check the box labeled ” Grant this user super admin privileges for the Network”.
Save.

@PJ

Here you go:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/add-all-nav-links-to-bp-adminbar/

You can create a test account at my site (still under development) to check out how things look: http://nowrecovery.com

There’s a premium plugin at Buddydev that works very well:

Branded Login Plugin for your BuddyPress Powered site

@Iain Manley

Here’s a clue…
http://buddydev.com/forums/topic/move-registration-to-index-page#post-4235

@sidianmsjones

Just checked your site again and it seems setting the z-index of ul#nav to 0 messes up the subnavs in your main navbar.
Setting it to 1 solves that.
Sorry… my bad 🙁

@sidianmsjones

Another suggestion, if I may…
IMHO, your main nav would look better if all menu items were on the same line (rather than seeing “About MyMythos” bumped to a 2nd line).
In /themes/aperture-NEW/style.css, go to line 252 and edit the padding like so:

padding:0 8px;

@sidianmsjones The problem is the nav ul which, regardless of what it looks like on screen, is actually sitting at the top of the header. The z-index is set to 9999 so it interferes with everything else. In your /themes/aperture-NEW/style.css file, go to line 244 and set z-index of #nav to 0. Your adminbar subnavs will […]

Glad I could help 🙂

@Chad

See the bottom of this page in the codex:
https://codex.buddypress.org/buddypress-site-administration/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/

@Janis, Just thought of a different strategy… come to think of it, this may be what you’ve been asking for from the beginning 😉 If you want to keep your existing sidebar, but extend IT to the top of the page, and make your header narrower, that can be done purely through css. Here’s how: Make […]

Editing an event creates this error:
Catchable fatal error: Object of class stdClass could not be converted to string in /www/htdocs/w00b8ce6/test/wp-content/plugins/buddyvents/core/bpe-screen.php on line 586

But, click browser “Back” button and “Events” tab, event edits ARE saved.

Also, apostrophes aren’t escaped and generate forward slashes…[Read more]

@Travel-Junkie I like the way you “whipped one up”, with geocoding to boot! It’s simple, elegant, and has all the required elements. Nice touch with the date picker too 🙂 Creating an event and uploading an image is a snap. Noticed 1 thing not working though: “Show new events” activity filter displays “…no activity” message. Darn… […]