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Your pages are reading the CSS perfectly correctly.

It’s your templates that need adjusting – you’ve installed a photo plugin, and not rewritten the templates to work with your theme.

You may find a kindly […]

.. and here’s a write up on how to use hooks (or in this case filters), to add your dynamic menu item:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10644384/dynamic-url-in-wordpress-navigation

Obviously, you’ll have […]

The ‘dynamic’ links, e.g. to a members profile, require PHP (to work out the path to the current member). You can’t add links that include PHP using the built-in WordPress nav menu system.

You’ll either […]

p.s the article I got the code from is: http://wpnyc.org/groups/buddypress-troubleshooting-and-support/forum/topic/changing-default-tab-for-groups/ — see comments for the 1.5 version

Hi Zoe,

you can try this code: http://pastebin.com/UDXwYxYf

Placing it in your bp-custom.php file in /plugins

I haven’t tried it, and am a bit uncomfortable with the hard coded component names, but it’s […]

ok… as I guess you know, modifying the core code isn’t a good solution!

Am not sure why your original code isn’t working, as the later $r = wp_parse_args( $args, $defaults ); call should overwrite user_id […]

It appears you are already getting lots of support re: this question over on bbPress forums. Where, they’ve pointed out that you have your urls configured incorrectly.

You also appear to have explained on […]

@PJ – not sure why the function isn’t working for you — have you got the field name correct?

Paste your code in this thread, and someone might be able to spot what you are doing wrong.

@modemlooper – the new function I’ve given handles array data types, so you don’t have to write any of your own conditional code to catch and process array types.

You should switch your code to use […]

I haven’t tried it myself, but according to in file comments, you should be able to get autocomplete to use all members (rather than just friends), by defining the constant:

BP_MESSAGES_AUTOCOMPLETE_ALL […]

Try bp_member_profile_data() instead.

The documentation in the code is incorrect and as you’ve noticed bp_profile_field_data() doesn’t work for the complex data types.

You can replace text with images in your CSS files.

There are a variety of techniques you can use. It’s not really a BuddyPress question, and you’d be better looking them up in a guide to CSS, or on some CSS […]

@elangley – BuddyPress is used to provide the backbone for member accounts on Enterprise Nation. Customised activity stream loops are also used (e.g. clicking on discussions a sidebar option from some pages) […]

@djpaul – has anything changed recently, as the ‘Load More’ AJAX in my profile activity stream no longer works for me. Pretty sure, this was functioning correctly a couple of weeks back. Without this, it makes […]

The correct way to do is using the function:

bp_loggedin_user_domain()

See, these other recent threads: […]

That sort of problem is typically caused by a plugin clash.

Have you definitely tried with all plugins (except BuddyPress) removed, and using the bp-default theme, and nothing being loaded in your bp-custom.php […]

Does Constant Contact claim to be BuddyPress compatible / integrate with BuddyPress registration?

It’s not something I’ve seen them advertise — are you integrating it using a plugin that claims to support […]

Hey Abbie,

given the other redirect problem was caused / fixed by an amend in your wp-config file, it would be a good idea to include the content of that file in this thread. Also include contents of your […]

The problem is in a 3rd party plugin that you are using — it hasn’t been updated for nearly 2 years.

You will be best to ask on the support forums for the […]

If there’s a shortcode for WordPress for this, it should work for BuddyPress, as it’s the same name system underneath.

It’s something one would normally do in a template file, rather than a shortcode in page content.