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Thanks =) Yeah, I’ll hard-code it instead. I was hoping something along the lines of bloginfo(‘childtheme_url’) … like an actual template tag but it’s really no biggie. Kind of like a math problem… lots of different methods to arrive at the same solution.

This might work for you.. https://buddypress.org/community/groups/external-group-blogs/

I’ve usually used the “existing” forums button and that solved it. Not sure what the issue/solution was when I ran into that problem, as I did a bunch of things like clearing my cache, upgrading everything to the latest versions and activating/de-activating plugins and even updating permalinks — seems to be my usual SOP whenever […]

Yes, you can through CSS. Typically, it’ll look something like this…

.logo, .logo a{
display:block;
height:83px;
width:229px;
position:absolute;
right:20px;
top:27px;
}

This is a CSS example using a class called “logo” where the width and height are the dimensions of your logo image.

a#user-friends span {
display: none;
}

a#user-groups span {
display: none;
}

same for the other things.. just replace “blogs” or whatever else you need. You can figure it out by using the http://getfirebug.com/ plugin for Firefox =)

Not sure if there’s a template tag for this yet, but I’d go with the activity stream widget (plugin) http://buddydev.com/buddypress/buddypress-sitewide-activity-widget-for-buddypress-1-2-and-above/ … it’s still a work in progress since you can’t post directly from it (only through your profile), but it works right out of the box.

@simoncreative This is absolutely STUNNING! I can see subtle differences from the older version, so it’s really impressive how you were able to keep everything consistent with the upgrade. Big question though: How many hours do you anticipate spending on upgrading h-mag.com with every major release of BP?

If I remember correctly, previous BP versions always had separate themes for BP members’ blogs. The Default BP theme was only a theme for the main blog of your BP installation. The members’ blogs would typically default to Kubrick (a regular WP theme, not a BP theme). Now, if you’re activating a BP theme for […]