[shibbymintay]

I am definitely at a loss here.

@peter-hamilton my site url is test.eatyourkimchi.com if you don’t mind taking a look

[shibbymintay]

I did step through the javascript execution and it seems like the nav bar is hidden once line 1504 in buddypress.js in /wordpress/blog/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/js executes. It looks like this:

jq(‘body’).attr(‘class’, jq(‘body’).attr(‘class’).replace( /no-js/,’js’ ) );

I’m honestly not sure what this line of code is doing and I cannot edit this file as I get a ‘permission denied’ otherwise I would just try commenting it out.

[shibbymintay]

@mercime I took a look through my functions and plugins but didn’t find anything working on the admin bar, in fact my site doesn’t even display the admin bar.

where in the buddypress plugin code is the buddypress bar loaded? Maybe I could hack it to keep it from loading and see if that makes a difference.

[shibbymintay]

My theme is a custom theme. I just inherited it and I suspect it has been kind of Frankenstein’s together by a few different developers in the past. I will fiddle with functions.php and see if I can find something working with the admin bar and get back to you.

Thank you for the suggestion!

[shibbymintay]

@mercime Sorry about that

I basically cannot see the entire top portion of the page, which includes my site’s navigation bar. I probably should have mentioned that I am also unable to see the Buddypress Admin bar.

I tried changing the margins to see if the missing portion would show up, but that did not solve the problem.

[shibbymintay]

I think the problem stems from trying to load the Buddypress bar at the top of the page. Sometimes when I load my site the regular nav bar will appear for a fraction of a second and then disappear.

If I knew where in the code is the Buddypress bar is loaded maybe I could hack it to make it work

[shibbymintay]

I’m not sure what to make of this.. could you please elaborate further?