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@qrahaman I understand what you mean, I’ve seen it happen. Adding the style above will resolve the nesting even to the 16th reply-reply, all of which will go flat to the the left.

@prometheus-fire

Did you get to a satisfactory solution that you are willing to share?

Also, since you brought up the WIki example, have you been able to upload images and video on the front end with that plugin?

hi guys.. just installed buddypress to this new site am building, http://gospelcast.org but i can’t seem to get the “groups” page and profiles running. when i click on the nav menu tab, it gives an error message. when i look through profiles, there seems to be no way one can create groups. what must i do then? on the right sidebar, the “create a new account” link doesnt work, it only gives error message. same is true when one uses the sign in link near the header. i also wonder how a user starts making/posting blogs after making an account. I already set new users to be “authors”, but when i look from the profiles, there is no button or link there that i can find where one clicks to start making/posting a blog. please help me on these concerns. thanks. try visiting my new site (empty) to see how these concerns appear.

@gajananh999 It is possible. It’s rare to find something that’s not possible The real question is “how difficult?”

The BuddyBoss commercial theme has implemented a feature that attaches an upload button to the activity updates post form – SEE: http://buddyboss.com/

Theirs also afew plugins that adds photo uploading, such as BP Albums – SEE: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-album/ but they are independent of the activity updates post form.

@mercime, it loads the responsive CSS on IE7 which breaks the main navigation. testbp.org / trunk has a fix for LTR, but not for RTL yet

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3595

Do you know how to check your web browser’s console for any javascript errors or warnings? This is usually some other’s plugin’s javascript loading at the wrong time, breaking BuddyPress.

We’ve fixed this in the most recent commit on https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3294

You could either download the 1.5 branch version of BuddyPress from SVN (https://buddypress.svn.wordpress.org/branches/1.5/ which *should* be stable enough to use in production, or try to make the relevant code change in your version of BuddyPress.

Change slug of Friends – create a new Page named, e.g. Amigos, and the new URL will be http://yoursite.com/members/pauljr670/amigos/ instead of http://yoursite.com/members/pauljr670/friends/

Use language translation file to change all instances of friends in theme https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/

@qrahaman The following will flatten the comment replies. See testbp.org/activity where I added five replies to the comment of serenapumipi

Add to child theme’s stylesheet
`div.activity-comments ul li > ul {
margin-left: 0;
padding-left: 0;
}`

@jaredvd please clarify, main navigation here in buddypress.org or testbp.org or with bp-default theme?

@qrahaman nested comments in blog posts or activity stream? The nesting for both is done via CSS only for bp-default theme and most other themes.

I cant even get buddypress mobile to work properly with my site. but its something needed.

Odd, you should be able to select. I’ll check it out. I might have it blocked.

I’ve seen this twice happen and once it was due to a scripting clash and the other time was due to using older versions of files than the BuddyPress being used.

Can I just get a clarification of what BuddyPress version you are using and if the theme you are using (even if custom) has been updated for that? Also, if possible as a ‘sanity check’ could you test using the default BuddyPress theme? Just so we have a baseline.

Disabling BP didn’t fix anything but the techie managed to solve whatever the permission problem was and we’ve moved ahead and begun configuring the site.

One big disappointment is that BP didn’t like that I’d (foolishly) stuck with the default Permalinks on my blog (over 300 posts and 1,500 pages). I’m thankful that WP is savvy enough to utilize symbolic links but am wary of unforeseen problems biting me in the future — like which plugins might not work? (Rhetorical question.)

Why BP requires users to change this setting is a mystery to me but my non-rhetorical question is: is there a workaround that will allow me to stick with the default Permalinks?

Thanks!
Mike