Looking ter layout it seems everything is shifted to the right. It’s the theme that is doing this I’d say, you should ask the theme developer for advice on how to correct this. Another method would be to get a CSS editor, maybe SiteOrigin CSS, and use it to see if you can modify the left padding/margin settings for the fields on the left of the page?
Also, it looks like your theme has it’s own theming for the registration page, you might like to ask it’s developers about affecting the layout of the registration page.
The basic layout of the items on the right side of the registration screen can be affected by moving the fields around in Dashboard>>User>>Profile Fields.
You can drag and drop them and that will affect the order that they are displayed.
An alternative might be to install BP Better Registration, which creates a different type of registration process.
You might benefit from visiting my website http://buddyuser.com It’s aimed at newbies looking to get the most out of BuddyPress.
You don’t need to use the plugin, it simply copies the new .mo file into the right directory on your site, it just helps when you are editing a large number of plugins. all you need it Poedit and typing skills
I’ve not used visual composer, only siteorigin so far, with site origin you create a grid of columns and rows and you can insert any widget into any Page Builder block
Seems like a strange one for a plugin conflict but that’s the starting point, deactivate all your plugins and switch to 2016 in order to establish a baseline. With that configuration it will work, then introduce the plugins one by one until you find the culprit.
No, that’s not the behaviour, once they complete registration they are left logged out. If they try to log in it refuses to allow them until they have activated.
If you have not added user moderation then the user becomes active once they have activated and they are free to use your site how they like. They can log in, since activation is the last step of user authentication.
This includes details of adding additional profile fields to the users profile. Also check out the section “Installing BP” in my site, I’m sure it will give you a lot of useful information.
It’s not entirely clear what you are asking. BuddyPress does not install an “About Us” section. If that’s what you are trying to remove you are in the wrong place.
I’m not sure about integrating fb into the activity feed but you can display the FB page activity in a widget with Custom Facebook Feed, also there are a couple of Social Login plugins to allow FB users to log in to your site using their fb credentials.
