[rgrober]

Thank you very much, Shane! I really appreciate your help! A lot!

[rgrober]

Thank you very much for the reply @shanebp!

I found this on the member-header.php file.

On a member’s profile page, I’m attempting to insert an element before the user’s name (directly before, not above), but I’m not sure which hook I’m supposed to use.

I’m successfully adding content after/below the User’s name by using bp_before_member_header_meta

Do plugins and themes create custom hooks in addition to the standard wordpress hooks?

Again, I really, really appreciate your help!

[rgrober]

@danbp for the save…again!

I got this to work, but I wanted to know if there was a way for my message to display next to the user’s name? This places the message underneath everything.

Is there something like ‘bp_after_member_name’?

[rgrober]

@danbp, I did double-check that the mo file contains the change, as I tend to make mistakes like this frequently.

I’m using english.

I’ve done quite a bit of research on this, and I can’t seem to find a solution.

[rgrober]

@danbp, I located the line and changed it, but nothing changed on my site.

You’ve been very generous with your help, but if you have any other suggestions, I’m all ears!

[rgrober]

@danbp, once again, you come to the rescue. I really, really appreciate it.

I’m going to give this a shot!

[rgrober]

@danbp, thank you for your help!

I figured this out eventually. It seems I needed to use !important on certain attributes.

[rgrober]

@danbp, thank you for the reply!

I was modifying media queries in the style.css of my child theme (placed at the end of the css). That is actually working now.

My new question would be is there anyway to disable the already existing media query rules?

I’m aware the bp-default is no longer maintained. I’m using the latest version of BP and WP.

[rgrober]

Thank you very much, @shanebp! I really appreciate you taking the time to help me out.

[rgrober]

@shanebp, I really appreciate your help! I’m going to drop this in and see how it goes.

I’m surprised I’ve made it this far, haha. I’m learning a lot.

Thanks again!

[rgrober]

@djsteveb, I found a way to activate the bp default theme from long ago, so that I could just build upon it:

Building a Child Theme of the BP Default Theme

I am not using the “twenty-fifteen” or 2014 theme.

Thanks again for responding!

[rgrober]

Hey, @djsteveb, thank you so much for the response!

Full disclosure, I’m very new to a lot of this.

I’m building on the buddypress default theme. I’ve tried to add media queries to style.css in my child theme, but I’m not having any luck.

How should I go about modifying media queries?

Any help you can provide is greatly, greatly appreciated.

[rgrober]

One last question. I appreciate your patience, as I am definitely nascent when it comes to this.

The profile field I’m trying to display is a series of checkboxes. When I implement your code, the page is displaying “Array” for the field data.

Can you direct me to a resource or method to allow checkbox fields to be displayed?

Thank you again!

[rgrober]

@danbp, I can’t even explain how thankful I am for your quick responses.

This is working great. Thanks again.

[rgrober]

Thank you very much for the quick response!