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  • @timsilva_

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    @venutius Thanks so much for the quick response! My apologies if this was identified somewhere else, I looked for a few minutes before posting, clearly I missed it. I already downgraded to the previous version, I will await the new fix.

    Cheers and happy Friday 🙂

    @timsilva_

    Participant

    @danbp Thanks for the detailed explanation! That was really helpful, I can imagine lots of ways to use this. With that said, I will make sure to use it selectively and not overload the server. 🙂

    @timsilva_

    Participant

    @danbp Thanks for the additional link! Totally my fault, I read everything in the thread, but I didn’t realize the pot files can’t be search on OSX. I was searching my WP installation for “Create ab Account” and since the pot file didn’t show up, I thought it was moved somewhere else.

    I’m curious about that second link you gave though, the “Hide All Members Tag” one. I’m not great at hooks/filters yet, just started trying to experiment with them a few weeks ago. If you wouldn’t mind, how could I modify the mlao_gettext function you created to change the “Create an Account” text to something else? No worries if you don’t have time. Cheers!

    @timsilva_

    Participant

    I am curious how to achieve this as well with the current version of BuddyPress (2.5.3).

    I can see that the “Create an Account” title in on line 3070 of bp-core-template.php

    How could I change this to “Register” through a hook/filter in functions.php or bp-custom.php?

    @timsilva_

    Participant

    Hi @bertl11, I suspect we were having similar issues. Try deleting the @ in the cover-image-header.php file instead of member-header.php because that worked for me. I have cover images turned on, I’m curious if you do too.

    https://buddypress.org/support/topic/cannot-edit-theme-files/#post-248637

    Hope that solves your issue!

    Cheers,
    Tim

    @timsilva_

    Participant

    I solved this myself!

    After searching for:

    <h2 class="user-nicename">

    across all of my files & folders, I realized that the WP loads cover-image-header.php for that part of the template instead of member-header.php when you have the cover images turned on. Didn’t expect that at all!

    Hopefully this will help someone else in the future. 🙂

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