Unfortunately we tend only to support the default themes here. All I can suggest is to check if you have got a template overload in wp-content/themes/mychildtheme/buddypress or /community if you’ve got any files in there I’d try removing them to see if they had any influence.
I’m afraid not, but it gives you something that you could hang your own code off. I’m not up on paid membership plugins but have you looked at Paid Membership Pro? Something like that?
If I go to the link that you provided I do not get a register page: http://slipbuddy.codeprimer.net/Register/
However if I click on the register link I get a register page:
You could do this with a sidebar and a widget I think, you could use the BP Groups Widget in the default sidebar set to display that widget only on the Members page. That’s the quick fix, unless you are talking about running both the groups loop and the members loop on the same page or something.
You need to be clearer in what you are asking for, within Groups all forum new topics and replies will show in the groups activity feed so I’m not sure what you are asking for.
One thing you could try is the BuddyPress Repair Tool. It’s located at Dashboard>>Tools>>BuddyPress. There’s a repair for total member count, not sure that it checks the active count though.
I’ve seen similar issues when a menu was no saved for the site, then all the main items end up being shown as top level. I don’t think in this case that is the case but it does seem to be an issue with the menus, not BuddyPress
By default it is clickable, so there must be something messing with the email creation. I’d unload all other plugins and switch to 2016 theme and then test.
If you are a newbie you might like to check out my website – http//:buddyuser.com, it’s aimed at getting newbies up to speed.
Regarding your issue with menus, is this not a more general WordPress/Theme issue? What happens when you replace those BuddyPress Options with other options, do you still get the same behaviour?
Sounds like a theme thing, I’m not an expert in theme things yet but my first port of call would be my theme developer to see if there were settings you could change to change that page. There’s probably at worst case a bit of custom CSS that you can add to your theme. Whilst BuddyPress may be calling that content it’s the theme that is delivering it and obviously a page still configured with the old settings.
I’m a bit uncertain about allowing users to change their Usernames, it means they lose connections with the past in so much as the activity table is static so the name does not change on past activity items and this throws some errors, also I think it may make the admin anti spam task harder, users posting stuff then changing their login name.
