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Ok, so the problem is definitely with your custom theme.

I’ll jump out now… hopefully someone who’s worked with the template pack can pick up on this one

To help isolate the problem: what happens if you switch to the default BuddyPress theme – does everything work ok in that scenario?

p.s. your original post said you just see the old styled pages, but when I visit your page, it’s actually a 404 page error that shows

Use something like firebug in firefox or developer tools in safari to find the CSS selectors for your menu, logo and navbar elements. Then dig out your CSS primer for details on how to set z-index levels on the appropriate selectors. You’ll need to set them in your css file – unfortunately, that will vary […]

I don’t know anything about the woo theme aperture, but typically you could solve this sort of problem by setting appropriate z-index levels in your CSS file

We just used the latest branch

@mzuvella:

the function you want is bp_activity_add() declared in bp-activity.php

This page shows an example of setting up parameters for a new activity (although they don’t use the function, but take a longer handed route to achieve the same thing): http://blog.slyspyder.com/2010/08/15/integrate-simplepress-forum-into-the-buddypress-activity-stream/

Yes, you can create your own new activity type, and add to the activity stream as a file is uploaded.

I can’t remember the function calls off the top of my head

You’ve not provided enough info on your file structure to provide help on this. Clearly, from your screen grab, your own theme and not the default is being used, so it’s picking up on those files. It might be an idea to list your full folder / file structure and also which amended file isn’t […]

Languages and Translations

Have a look in the WordPress plugin repository for plugins that let your users switch language. You’ll also find plugins that support translation of page content (as opposed to the standard BP menus / text)

Hej Patrik – are you building your own theme for this (writing PHP, HTML templates, etc.)?

You’ll have to modify the templates for your profile page (e.g. members/single/home.php in the default theme) to include your custom activity loop.

You can access the current user_id within that page, and pass it to your custom loop.

you can do this with your own custom activity loop.

Filter on blog posts and user ID.

https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-activity-stream-loop/

Is it an order of activation issue? i.e. needing to make sure the items are removed after BP has finished adding them, and not before… bp-config.php and functions.php are ‘called’ at different points in the initialisation.

Set the width of the username and password input boxes in your theme’s CSS file.

If you don’t know the selectors for the input boxes, use firebug in firefox or safari developer tools to take a look at the code

It’s not working because you are not passing an integer parameter for the user_id to bp_core_get_username()

bp_activity_user_id() is a template tag for echoing a value to the screen, not for fetching a value to pass to a function.

Instead use:

That surprises me… Post your full code sample, to show how you are calling it