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This looks like it’s gonna be one of those oh-so-popular goodies by Brajesh! 🙂

@sbrajesh

Thanks. I’ll give those additional snippets a try tomorrow 🙂

@LPH2005

@mercime beat me to it… darn these beautiful days and my bicycle! 😉

@sbrajesh

Nice job… works great! You da man… as usual 😉
Maybe an update could include an option to have the chosen background image stay fixed on screen or scroll with pages?

@siken

Did you remember to remove the code you added to wp-config.php as per the plugin instructions?

define( 'BP_DISABLE_ADMIN_BAR', true );

@BrainiacWebDesigns

Glad it helped 🙂

@naved

Rather than editing core files and losing those changes when you upgrade Buddypress, the safer route is to create a language file for customized messages.

https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/

@BrainiacWebDesigns For your sidebar widget issue, @hnla is right: contacting the theme author is probably the best route. For the 503 message quoted above, that looks like suspiciously like one I got recently on one of my sites, which turned out to be a setting in the s2member plugin. If you’re using that plugin (and I suspect […]

@siken

I’ve tried this plugin and have noticed a few hiccups also (like message notifications that don’t go away). Bugs are to be expected in new plugins, so it’s best to contact the plugin author about the problem.

@goldbrick Sure is! Add the following to your stylesheet: div#enhanced-categories ul li { display:inline-block; width:49%; vertical-align:top; } display:inline-block sets the li items up side-by-side as long as width is less than 50%. vertical-align:top ensures that each li item stays aligned at the top when the other is expanded (try without the…[Read more]

@v_andreev

There’s also this plugin that’s supposed to work with BP: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-activate-users/
And the code snippet in this thread works very well (I’ve used it): https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/get-non-activated-users/

@v_andreev

Did you try closing the window or tab, and then simply clicking the email link again?

@Shazar Joining a site running Buddypress can be as simple or as convoluted as you want to make it for potential members. There are quite a few plugins that can be implemented for captchas; authentification via other networks like Facebook, Google, etc; profile synchronization with other networks; custom login pages and much more. An example of […]

@justbishop Just checked too. Like @mercime said, adding the !important param to css style rules sometimes helps when you just can’t tighten up the specificity any more. If you ever run into a jam where the !important thing just doesn’t cut it, try “weighting” the specificity of the element you’re trying to style. Here’s a simple set […]

@mercime Thanks for the link…
@justbishop There’s your backup. 🙂

EDIT: just saw your edit… hi!

@ttibot

Quick Post Widget allows guest posting with captcha:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/quick-post-widget/

BuddyPress Activity Plus allows embedding or uploading media directly to the activity…[Read more]

@justbishop Sorry, forgot about the sidebar issue 🙁 The easiest way to duplicate the layout of your site pages in permalink.php is to copy page.php and replace the contents in that file with the contents from permalink.php, keeping the container structure and sidebar calls from page.php intact, then rename that new file permalink.php to…[Read more]

@justbishop

The “View” links lead to this:
members/activity/permalink.php

You’re welcome!
Genius… no. Experimenter… yes. 🙂

@abray You can create a grid effect for lists by applying a display property to each list item and adjusting width and margins to suit the available space. For a 3-column members directory, try this: ul#members-list li { display:inline-block; width:30%; margin:6px; } After that, it’s a matter of playing with the CSS for the various elements […]