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In reply to: Blurry Avatar and Cover Images
Thanks, will test in my staging environment.
Just to confirm, this is the correct sequence:
– add your code snippet
– activate Regenerate Thumbnails plugin
– test on a few sample Media images
– test on all (staging) imagesCorrect?
In reply to: Blurry Avatar and Cover Images@why not advertising,
That’s great!
My users always complain about the avatar pixelation.
Hope this fixes it.Question: Will this fix the quality of already uploaded profile pics?
Or only for new uploads?
I hope it’s the former or else I can’t use it. My site has 20000 members.In reply to: Toolbar submenu items not clickableNo.
In reply to: How to add xprofile fields in the members directoryDo you want it all as one big clickable link?
So it displays like this, over three lines…. ???Name, Age
City
CountryWhere’s your approval functionality coming from ? … WordPress, Buddypress, or a plugin?
In reply to: RSS bugSame issue cropped up for me three years ago …
I chose to simply hide the RSS feed button…Add CSS to Customiser …
.feed { display: none !important; }Password change is available on the same page.
This should be available by default on the Settings page of the user profile.
User can edit the displayed email address, click Save Changes.
Sorry, then I can’t suggest anything. Custom code is likely required.
Buddydev might help.Check if there is an email template for activating accounts in …
WP Admin -> Emails -> All Emails
If there is, you could probably simply edit that to achieve your desired effect.
In reply to: BuddyPress Activation Email Not SendingCode above needs a semi colon on the end ….
add_filter( 'bp_email_use_wp_mail', '__return_true' );In reply to: BuddyPress Activation Email Not Sendingadd_filter( 'bp_email_use_wp_mail', '__return_true' )In reply to: BuddyPress Activation Email Not SendingHave you tried forcing Buddypress to send emails using the WordPress email function?
It might help.That code you linked to is certainly a big confusing mess of errors, rewrites, suggestions etc.
Best if you visit the forum on the Buddydev website, which is operated by Brajesh who wrote that original code snippet. You will get a definitive answer there.
In reply to: You marked my genuine question as spamThanks venutius for removing all potential spam from this forum, it’s appreciated.
The question was regarding: why are forums not showing on my Buddypress site?
My reply: Buddypress does not include forum functionality by default.
Usually this can be added via another plugin eg. bbpress.Find the bbpress plugin on the WordPress plugins website.
Install it, that should solve your issue.
In reply to: Password Visibility on Registration Form, Divi ThemeHi,
If you are using Buddypress Nouveau then the strong password suggestion can be disabled with this code.
Add it to your functions.php file, or add it using the plugin Code Snippets.
Hope it helps.
add_action( 'bp_before_register_page', 'bp_page_signup_disable_random_password'); function bp_page_signup_disable_random_password(){ add_filter( 'random_password', '__return_empty_string' ); }In reply to: No Email NotificationsHi mousemedia,
The code snippet can be added to functions.php , or you can also add it using a plugin like the Code Snippets plugin.
add_filter( ‘bp_email_use_wp_mail’, ‘__return_true’ );In reply to: deactivate sitewide-noticeHi webmark
Look in …
WP Admin -> Users -> Site Notices
Totally agree.
If you have a technical issue with Buddypress then you are likely to struggle to get any proper assistance on this forum.
It’s very unfortunate.
And this is the official, recommended support forum for Buddypress? Really?
I understand Buddypress is free, costs zero to use.
That’s great!
But zero technical support … not great.Crissy, you might try contacting the guys at the Buddydev website, they might help you.
In reply to: member read onlyHi,
When you say “read only”, what specifically do you want to prevent them from doing?
In reply to: Private Message Notification eMailHi,
I think this is a topic for the Better Messages support forum, but you can try the following:Edit the specific email to remove the part which includes the message text.
So, go to …
WP Admin ->Emails ->All Emails
Identify the specific email which gets sent (“You have unread messages”)
Edit it, delete the {{{messages.html}}} token, click Update, all done.
Hope that works for you.
Stephunique,
You can usually access functions.php via the WordPress admin area.
WP Admin -> Appearance -> Theme File Editor
If you can not see it there, then contact your Theme provider for support.
Again, I recommend you use the Code Snippets plugin. It will add almost no overhead to your sites speed.
Stephunique,
– I would recommend you use a plugin to add PHP code to your site. It’s very easy and safe.
Search for the free “Code Snippets” plugin by Code Snippets Pro.– However, if you prefer to add the code direct to your theme, it should be added near the end of the functions.php file.
Hi Steph,
The code you linked to at the Buddydev site works for me.
I am using Buddypress 10.x
Nouveau template pack.It is PHP code (not CSS) so should be added to your site accordingly.
In reply to: Disable Buddypress emails for WP Event Manager?Hi davinian,
I’m not familiar with WP Event Manager, but you can normally disable specific emails getting sent out within the WP Admin -> Emails settings.
So go to WP Admin -> Emails -> All Emails, find the specific email you want to disable, on the settings page for that email you will see “Situation” and you can simply uncheck the checkbox. Then click Update.
Try that.
