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have you tried using something like: date(“D M j Y G:i:s”, strtotime(bp_get_the_topic_time())) ?

Converting the string to a timestamp and then reformatting it.

@lumosnorge

You have a section of code missing from your theme.

You should have another layer of primary navigation (item-nav). You are only seeing the sub navigation for the activity tab.

Where do you want to restrict viewing? Eg in the members directory, the groups directory, the activity stream, everywhere?

If you want to modify an existing WP theme for BuddyPress, you can download the BuddyPress template pack plugin and follow the instructions.

If your theme doesn’t support the new WP3 menus (i.e. most of them!), you can create a child theme, and code whatever menu system you like (probably in header.php)

@johnwinch42 – check my previous comment, it tells you where to put the filter – you should avoid overwriting your core files.

The filter is applied when posts are saved – so, no it won’t parse old posts, just new ones.

For the resume, you’ll have to look at filtering the post excerpt.

Which theme? Is BP activated and working? Activity appears as option with a BuddyPress theme

Is BP activated and running OK? Which theme are you using?

Also, paste a grab of your wp-admin.settings.reading screen

@intimez – I’m with you that competition is a very healthy thing, and perhaps also the kick that Automattic appear to need

@nunomad – as far I’m aware, that wouldn’t be a problem – the sign in and membership would still be unified across both primary and secondary sites.

Perhaps someone with a little more insight re: s2Member could comment on that?

If your groups and categories have exactly the same name, you could try modifying your group home.php file (groups/single/home.php in the bp-default theme), accessing the group name and using that in a query_posts / have_posts loop If they have different names, you will have to look at extending your group, adding a parameter to capture […]

Please see this thread: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/split-members-into-admin-defined-caregories/

Edit your text in .mo .po file. Have a look under docs on this site

@nunomad – you could try this approach as a workaround – Keep your main site as a WordPress site based on Thesis template and install BuddyPress in a secondary site (see instructions under docs on here) That should preserve your hooks in the primary site. You’ll have to do some work with your urls, nav and […]

@johnwinch42 –

It may, but without knowing all of your themes’ CSS setups, it’s not possible to say for sure. Order of CSS is important, later definitions will override previous ones. More specific selectors might interfere, as might indiscriminate use of !important.

Give it a try!

See: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/how-to-remove-and-add-items-in-bp_get_displayed_user_nav/

Are you working with your own bespoke child theme, but using the JavaScript from the default theme? If so, you may have removed / altered some of the markup around the first element that the JavaScript for editing requires. Have a look at the selectors in your JavaScript and see if you can spot anything […]

p.s. you might hit problems if you are using forums, as the current version of BP (1.2.x) doesn’t support a single ‘standalone’ forum. I’ve a feeling this was supported in 1.0.3

@nunomad yes, they were on separate themes in 1.0.3, but the primary site and BP pages now share a single theme. If you take a look at this plugin, you should be able to update thesis for BuddyPress: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-template-pack/ Once updated, activate the theme in your admin system and select it instead of the default. I’m […]

I do seem to remember we used to see odd count numbers with 1.0.3. on one site. Unfortunately, it’s no longer up and running, and I don’t have the code anymore.

Are you using the default theme? The default theme shows the profile on a separate tab when you visit the member’s page. If you want to move the view profile content onto the activity tab you can look at copying the content from members/single/profile.php into members/single/activity.php (do this in a child theme of course). If […]