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@wpgoddess Yes, it will be good to know what the dev comes up with revised buddypress.php. Double-check that the_title and the_content are there. Good luck.

@wpgoddess There could still be a way to salvage the situation with your premium theme. Open up your theme’s page.php file and Save As > buddypress.php file. Ask your theme dev that we need the_title() and the_content() in buddypress.php and that will facilitate compatibility process. Upload that revised buddypress.php into your theme folder in…[Read more]

@wpgoddess
Never get hung up on one theme because the one you may love the most may be junk as far as coding
(Please don’t take offensive as it is not directed towards any individual). Try others, or hire a well known buddypress web designer like @karmatosed. I mainly do development so looking pretty is more a designers cup of tea but…[Read more]

@wpgoddess As of BP 1.7, you no longer need to install/activate the BP Template Pack plugin and go through the compatibility process to make your WP theme compatible with BuddyPress. That’s why “The site looked better styled before I installed the compatibility pack“.

You’d have to deactivate/delete the BP Template Pack plugin and remove the 6…[Read more]