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@boonebgorges Bingo! That was a rather simple and straightforward fix. I used add_options_page instead… obviously removing the 1st param – bp-general-settings – ‘cuz it had no business being there anymore. The plugin options are now accessible under “Settings” in the main site 🙂 Now if I can just figure out why options set by the user […]

@boonebgorges

Thanks. Changing to network_admin_menu got the options settings to display properly under Network Admin. However, when trying to save those settings, I get redirected to http://example.com/wp-admin/network/options.php with the dreaded “Page not found” error message. Any ideas on this one? 🙁

@BrainiacWebDesigns

Have you seen this new plugin? Looks perfect 🙂
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/opentok-video-chat/

Both will work.

One will shrink the comment box to accommodate the actual width of the avatar, the other will shrink the avatar to accommodate the actual margin of the comment box.

Use whichever you prefer.

@Scotty501

The problem doesn’t look like it’s the image; rather, there doesn’t seem to be a large enough margin to the left of the comment div. Look for the following in your theme’s style.css file:
div.activity-comments form div.ac-reply-content
Add this and adjust to taste:
margin-left:50px;

You’re welcome, glad things worked out 🙂

@Scotty501

You’re welcome… and have fun 🙂

@Scotty501 Sometimes, themes seem to be missing a few essential style elements for Buddypress, but you can fix that. Open your Fishbook theme’s style.css file and scroll to line 966 where you’ll see the style rules for ul.activity-list li Add the following to make sure everything in each activity item sits snugly inside the container: display:inlin…[Read more]

@BrainiacWebDesigns This code would probably be a lot easier still. You don’t have to worry about any changes to your custom menus because it targets all external links in your main navigation, no matter where they may be in the menu. jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $(‘.sf-menu a:not():not():not()’).addClass(‘external’).attr({ target:…[Read more]

+1 for the hook manager idea for a theme option. It would make adding custom features a lot simpler for many.

@BrainiacWebDesigns No, it’s not a simple edit on any specific page because those are links you’ve added to a WP Custom Menu. As they are stored in the database and called via the wp_nav_menu function, they won’t be visible in any file. But it looks like it can be done with jquery. 🙂 Assuming you want […]

@BrainiacWebDesigns Do you still have a plugin activated that modifies wp-login.php? If so, deactivate it. Also check your theme’s main stylesheet to see if any styles are applied to div#login h1 a ‘cuz Firebug shows margins left & right:-90px If you can’t find anything, try adding the following to your theme’s stylesheet to override whatever’s…[Read more]

@andrea_r

Gee, if that’s a service you offer, I’d be interested once I finally get my multisite project off the ground! 🙂

You’re welcome 🙂

@thewomaninus

It looks like registration is not enabled in your WordPress backend.

If you’re running WP single, go to “Settings” > “General” and check “Anyone can register”. On WP multisite, go to “Network Admin” > “Settings” and make your selection at “Registration Settings”.

@brainiacwebdesigns First make sure that “Hide admin bar for logged out users?” is set to “No” under “Buddypress” > “General Settings” in your dashboard. If you still can’t see the adminbar in your theme, make sure the call to wp_footer is present in your theme’s footer.php. If it’s not there, simply add it before the closing […]

@djpaul
Thanks for reminding me of my favorite prayer: “Oh Lord, help me to keep my big mouth shut until I know what I am talking about.”

@rossagrant
Sorry if I led you astray 🙁

@rossagrant BP is a plugin that creates its own metadata and db tables to store that data. So, deleting a user via the WP backend simply removes the user from being associated with your site. But it does not delete BP metadata associated with that same user in the BP part of things. For all user […]

@jonobradley

Looks like you’ll have to contact the theme developer then to find out where the nav is, sorry can’t help more 🙁

@jonobradley Well, looking at your site and their demo site with Firebug, you can see that the nav items are wrapped in a tag that’s identified like so: ul id=”menu-nav” or ul class=”menu-item” That ul sits in a div identified like so: div id=”nav-row” or div class=”main-nav” The only other file that I can think […]