BuddyPress.org

@thekmen I had 1.6.4 installed previously and it didn’t work on WPMU

@hnla

Sorry, can’t find @thekmen‘s workaround for that annoying “division by zero” message. Could you post a link?

Also, I’ve implemented your suggested fixes for WPMU, but I see no points awarded when I post a test comment to a member blog. Any suggestions for that one? 🙂

@r-a-y

My site is geared toward a community of folks recovering and helping others recover from addiction. I think they would find it kind of cool to be able to post a video intro of themselves in their profiles. 🙂

@Sean

Have you tried r-a-y’s oEmbed for BuddyPress plugin?

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/oembed-for-buddypress/

@gtn

Glad I could be of help. 🙂

@mercime

Snap! That worked (didn’t occur to me to try that one). I really do have to bone up on what all these actions do…:-)

Thanks Mercime

@David Lewis

Thanks again for a great bit of code!

You wouldn’t happen to have an idea as to how to exclude from the navbar the “auto-generated” tabs from plugins such as BP-Links or BP-Gallery, and include them also in the dropdown, now would you?
🙂

@gtn

To exclude any WP page from the navbar, try this plugin:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/exclude-pages/

To add links to your footer, simply edit your child theme’s footer.php file.

@jhilton

The post below should help for creating your Community tab. David’s code worked flawlessly for my site; you can see the result here: http://rSpace.org

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/how-to-edit-headerphp/?topic_page=1&num=15#post-45900

Neat stuff, I just discovered that the Avatar Bubble appears even on member blogs when viewing “Blog Authors” in the adminbar. Also, having coded each field value in the bubble to be a clickable search term, that works too; clicking a value brings the user to my main site’s global search results page. Cool!

@Steve

Have you tried oEmbed for BuddyPress?
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/oembed-for-buddypress/

@David

Hot diggety… it works flawlessly! I’ve been trying to do this for a while.
Now, it’s just a question of fiddling with the css to get it to fit and look dandy.

Thanks!:-)

@SlaFFik

Oops, my apologies for being presumptuous. Success sometimes inflates my brain to the point where only the excess hot air can escape 😉

Hey r-a-y, you beat me to it by 11 secs!

@Rebecca Try Arachnophilia from http://www.arachnoid.com/arachnophilia/ You can edit pretty much anything with it. As for a child theme, here’s one way of thinking about it: the style.css file IS your child theme. Well, the skeleton anyway; the rest is muscle. Like r-a-y says, just create the style.css file as per the instructions in the codex:…[Read more]

@SlaFFik

Still playing with your plugin and noticed you’re using images for the borders & rounded corners. Have you tried the following css3 properties? They make borders a lot more customizable (but, of course, IE still has trouble keeping up with the rest of the…[Read more]