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Based on the HTML structure of your theme, you will be only need to create two new files, header-buddypress.php and sidebar-buddypress.php to make the BP templates compatible with your theme.

If you’ve revised any of the BP template files transferred to your dailypost theme folder in server during the BP Compatibility process, please delete the 6 BP folders transferred to your dailypost theme folder in server – /activity, /blogs, /forums, /members, /groups, /register – then re-run Appearance > BP Compatibility again to make sure that you have clean template files.

A. COPY your theme’s header.php and Save As > header-buddypress.php

Open up header-buddypress.php and at the BOTTOM of the file, below other code contained within, add this:
`<article id="post-” >

@cleaus Thank you.

Now while I set up the code necessary for BP compatibility. I suggest that you a) make a backup of your dailypost theme folder in server, b) delete the theme in dashboard Appearance > Themes, c) then re-install DailyPost theme and activate it. Your theme shouldn’t be missing lines of code per your pastebin.com, otherwise whatever code I post here might not work out at all. Although we saw that only in header.php at this time, other files might just be corrupted as well and it’s not going to a fun ride.

>> If it is possible

You would have to hire a developer to write the script to import phpFox into WP/BP.

>> I use my own theme for buddypress .using buddypress theme plugin

@mahdiar you mean you use a WP theme and installed the BP template pack plugin or something else? As for changing the style, it’s done in your active theme’s style.css file unless otherwise instructed.

Dont forget to do your home works ie research to select the most suitable system that closely resemble your requirements

What’s wrong with this? I have almost the same issue
Have a look and tell me what to do.
http://malecondans.no/samfunn/grupper/malecon-dans

Thanks

@hkcharlie: Hi! You may check your server CPU usage from your cPanel under the statistics section on the bottom left side of the page. there’s a small link under CPU usage that also shows the graph for the last 24 hours.

@sidv,

The only time this has failed to work properly is when FB makes changes to its API without notifying anyone who may use it: http://www.justin-klein.com/projects/wp-fb-autoconnect

Other than that, it’s rock solid.

And you had better follow Justin’s instructions wrt requesting help, should you need it…

@r-a-y Thanks for the tip. Will try it out.

@cleaus I made no mention of a child theme anywhere. Let’s re-start this conversation with: where did you download your theme, WP theme repository (free version) or at theme author site (PRO version)?

@bibliata I believe there’s a misunderstanding here. You should not be changing anything within the bp-default theme in /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/

If you want to revise the bp-default theme, you should create a child theme https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/

BP Columns is already a child theme of bp-default theme. If you want to make any style changes in this child theme, the simplest thing to do there is add your new styles at the bottom of custom.css file and back it up since it will be overwritten when it’s upgraded. Or, you can create a new css file e.g. mystyles.css in BP Columns theme folder to add your new styles to, then open up style.css file and add
`@ import url( mystyles.css );`
under `@ import url( custom.css );`
(remove the space between @ and import when you do this)

If you’re using Firefox, install the Firebug add-on to help you ID what elements need to be changed.

And, as I’ve mentioned in the other post, you can use a WP theme which approximates the layout you need and install the BP Template Pack plugin. For reference, we have a list of “bp-template-packed” WP themes, free and premium @ https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/#template-packed-wordpress-themes

@charlietech do provide a test-user/throw-away username and password to your site so we could check out what you’ve posted above

@tomelk31 No problem. You’re lucky you only had to add styles instead of revising 16 template files for Step 3 Marking this as resolved.

As a starting point: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/html-on-profile-page-can-it-be-done/ may be useful.

Hi, you’d need to either get a theme for BuddyPress that had bbPress / forum styling built in or create your own theme for it. It’s quite well documented though:

https://codex.bbpress.org/theme-compatibility/
https://codex.bbpress.org/component/theme/

Guys, this really is outside the scope of this forum as it pertains to a third party plugin. Someone may or may not answer these types of support requests. This support forum is for answering questions like “how do I set up the BuddyPress Pages”.

s2member uses WordPress Roles and Capabilities: https://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities

Learn about how that works and then you can wrap any code you want hidden by s2member. Specificly user levels/roles. Google it

Hey Guys,
Great plugin (for me its a small system not only a plugin)!
I have the same problem as @charlietech. I want to restrict acces to some of the BuddyPress features and i am using s2member for a sibscription levels.
I will give you a short example”:
Level#0 – Subscriber – can only communicate with Level#0 subscribers. Can not create groups, can not create events etc.
Level#2 – Bronze member – can access profiles to all subscribers of level#0 and Level #1. Can also create events and create albums.
Level#3 – Silver member – can access profiles to all subscribers of level#0 and Level #1 and Level #2. Can also create groups, get access to forums etc.
I am agree with @modemlooper that this question concerns s2member, but it concerns Buddypress as well.
Please, Guys, help all the customers here with an exact answer or advice!

Thank you all for your time and attention!

Kind regards,
Veselin