BuddyPress.org

if you post a link to the page that the avatar is on, i’ll be able to tell you which template file to change.

I did come up with something to apply a class to every third item in a loop by incrementing a variable on each pass. This was quite straight forward using PHP. Identifying the last item in a loop with PHP isn’t […]

You can do something like this in your theme:

bp_displayed_user_avatar( ‘type=full&width=100&height=100’ );

Ah yes, of course! Thanks again Hugo!

Thanks Hugo! I will give it a go

+1 to making global.js less dependent on theme markup. It would be nice to be able to run riot on a new theme and not have to worry about removing any of the default markup.

Also, as BuddyPress is developed […]

@Hugo

We seem to be in the same position and I agree as a developer you really do need to respect the BuddyPress classes and IDs in order for the JS to work properly. I found that out the hard way :}

Anyway, […]

I tried this but it doesn’t seem to work:

if ( ‘public’ == bp_current_item() )

Any ideas?

@Aaron-Nall

I was looking for this for ages. Thanks for pointing out.

@mercime

Thanks for the link. For everyone reading this post, the short answer is it isn’t currently possible (or at least not easy to achieve with the current implementation of BP).

Brajesh

This is brilliant, never thought of going for a CSS solution. Thanks for the second time today!

@idowu

This is probably what you want:
http://pastie.org/3967744