BuddyPress.org

It’s nothing to do here with BuddyPress. Go to your membership plugin forum and ask there – they better know that plugin API and conditionals.

Check in wp-admin area your Settings -> BuddyPress -> Pages settings. All directories components should be associated with WP pages. WP pages should be published.

The problem is with your theme.
The quickest fix is this:

function the7_bp_register_fix(){
echo '<div style="clear:both"></div>';
}

add_action('bp_custom_signup_steps', 'the7_bp_register_fix', 999999);

Place this code into either bp-custom.php or functions.php of your (child) theme.

Ideally – contact your theme author and ask him/her/them…[Read more]

Don’t know what’s going on on your install.
I have teamviewer, but I don’t have time to investigate your problem further.

My css code should work. Perhaps you placed it in a wrong place.

Try removing this line <h5 class="accordion-title <?php bp_the_profile_group_slug(); ?>"><?php bp_the_profile_group_name(); ?><span class="accordion-icon"></span></h5> from profile-loop.php file.

What’s the content of your theme /members/single/profile.php file?

Try
#buddypress .profile h5{display:none !important}

What’s the content of your theme /members/single/profile/profile-loop.php file?

into style.css of your theme. Also try this:
#buddypress .profile h4{display:none !important}

You have /members directory.
/wp-content/themes/[your-theme]/members/single/profile/profile-loop.php
and
/wp-content/themes/[your-theme]/members/index.php

Have you tried CSS solution?

And what’s wrong with it?

Hi, nice one!

Would you like to participate in a small plugin testing? It’s about search inside BuddyPress (groups, members, forums). This plugin will display you info who searches for what and where (in your case mainly members searching other members on Members directory page, as you have only 2 groups and no forum). BP Search won’t break…[Read more]

There can be some plugins that make this happen. Try deactivating all of them (except BuddyPress) one by one to see which might cause it.
You could have written some code in bp-custom.php file or in your theme’s functions.php – check those files as well.

Also, groups can’t be added to forums – they are different components. Although groups can…[Read more]

OR

You can add these styles to your theme css file:

#members-all{display:none}
#buddypress .profile h4{display:none}

“Tab Base”

To delete Base and all other fields groups names in user profile:
1. find in your theme file /buddypress/members/single/profile/profile-loop.php
2. Delete in that file: this line: <h4><?php bp_the_profile_group_name(); ?></h4>

If you don’t have such file in your theme, than copy this file:…[Read more]

if ( $field_id == 22 ) { of course. Shame on me.

Glad it works for you.

Try this:

function remove_wysiwyg($enabled, $field_id) {
// change this field_id to the one you need to have ordinary textarea
if ( $field_id == 22 )
return false;

add_filter( 'bp_xprofile_is_richtext_enabled_for_field', 'remove_wysiwyg', 10, 2 );

Place the code in bp-custom.php.

Try something like this:

function your_function($params){
/* here is the content of $params:
array(
'sender_id' => bp_loggedin_user_id(),
'thread_id' => false, // False for a new message, thread id for a reply to a thread.
'recipients' => array(), // Can be an array of usernames, user_ids or mixed.
'subject' =>…[Read more]

Yes, intentionally. It is done for public groups only.