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@whitbyglennk That really depends on your theme. If the theme you use uses standard BP-Default theme markup (e.g. a child theme), then Buddyvents will work straight out of the box. There might be some minor CSS issues, but not more than with other plugins that use standard markup (depends on your modifications). The payment is for […]

@whitbyglennk if you have BP 1.2.6 installed, there’s some conflict with BP Template Pack https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-template-pack/. Check out @hotforwords‘ BP Template Pack “fix/upgrade” in this thread…[Read more]

@whitbyglennk – been there many times because sometimes it is just the word choices for finding the threads 🙂

@whitbyglennk – What was the issue in the end? I’m having the same problem. What did the hosts need to change?

@whitbyglennk There is no WP ethos of free software for all. With all the licensing discussions going on, most people have completely misunderstood what it was all about. Free (as in the GPL software license) only means that any further development of GPL software has to be published under the same license (if the software is […]

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If you post this on the job board on here, you should be able to hire a developer who’ll rework the Cosmic Buddy theme for you

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I am working on the site at the moment. So you may not be able to register and It will be working fine by today evening.

For your issue, Cosmic Buddy does not allows posting to group activity stream.

I agree with @hnla.. I’ve made a pretty nice pre-sales forum here: http://bp-tricks.com/themes/pre-sales-questions/forum/ I would gladly explain more about the features and tell you more. @whitbyglennk: the demo you saw was from BP-Minimal, a FREE theme to be released soon. BP-Slick is a different Premium Theme and a feature overview can be viewed…[Read more]

@whitbyglennk the demo version right now is a free ‘minimal’ version. BP Slick is a paid for upgrade and trust me, will blow you away with functionality, especially if you use S2 member for your subscriptions.

@whitbyglennk – remember to search before posting – this thread has a comprehensive list of ideas for tackling spam:

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/buddypress-spam/

@whitbyglennk codebases of WP single and WPMU were merged in version WP 3.0. You can now enable multisite (create a network) from WP 3.0+ installation. If you are considering going multisite, you must fix any path or permissions problems you have in single WP install (at WordPress.org forums) before Creating a Network . And, you must Create a […]

@whitbyglennk At first glance, seems to me like an upload path problem when you haven’t configured WP/multisite correctly – https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/before-installing/#wp-configuration Q1: Group Avatars – if you’re on multisite and BP is installed at root, group avatars go to wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/group-avatars Q2: What…[Read more]

@whitbyglennk There are very few premium themes built specifically for BuddyPress – although you can enhance existing WordPress themes. I’ve seen some great looking bespoke BuddyPress sites, but I haven’t seen a generic BuddyPress theme with a design and layout that blows you away. The difference between BuddyPress and WordPress is the number of…[Read more]

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Yes, the mu features are now ‘built in’ to WordPress – have a look on the WordPress Codex for WordPress Multisite (and ‘setting up a network’).

We have no problems running BuddyPress installed on a secondary blog on one of our current development projects

@whitbyglennk Hi Glen, As soon as I saw the name Whitby I thought “That rings a bell” and had to search back through the archives at CSSCreator, nice to see the domain flourishing although it was the ‘Sea Anglers’ site you were working on back then. To clarify for the thread real-whitby is presently a WP site […]

@whitbyglennk installing BP at the root is the ideal scenario. However, it can be installed in a secondary blog of installation as well. Rephrasing @LPH2005‘s question earlier, what do you have at the root of your public folder that you cannot install WP 3.0.1/BP at root?