Most theme developers won’t help when the issue is caused by a plugin, but I’ll give it a try. If anyone else has any ideas, please weigh in just in case.
Did you try to ask the theme developer?
Don’t think there will be a public release. Better lobbying core devs for this.
I’ve disabled all plugins and re-enabled them one at a time to figure out which is the culprit. Buddypress itself isn’t causing the issue. It only happens when ‘Buddypress Template Pack’ is enabled.
This is a good conversation – I too would like members to be able to register on sub-sites rather than having to register only on the main site. Wonder how hard it would be to update.
If you are using non-BP themes on subsites, then what is the purpose of having BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG enabled?
Please don’t bump your posts more than once every 24 hours.
You can remove the sidebar on individual group pages by modifying the groups/single/home.php template in your child theme. (If you don’t have a child theme, see https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/) The sidebar file is included near the bottom – just delete those lines.
You can reduce the font using css. All groups pages have the body class “groups”, which should make it pretty easy to specify that you only want to change font sizes on those pages.
Is this only happening when you activate BP? I’m seeing a lot of plugins calling various .js files.
I’m getting the same results—adding the suggested remove_action causes registration to redirect to the front page.
Yeah, it only works on the main site because of a decision made by Andy Peatling a long time ago. There’s a lengthy trac ticket. Next time I come across it, we’ll see if it is an easy change.
I do have this linein my wp-config and it works fine. And I need it (by the way, the good thing is that any “non bp” theme on sub site works just fine without any problem)
My problem is just as i told, the registration link which does not work. The link in subsites is subsite.com/register. I’d like it to disply the registration page but it does not. I dont want the registration on the main site 
If anyone would be so kind as to offer a possible solution, I would be very grateful.
@thealchemist
3 come to mind right off the bat:
Comet Chat seems to work out of the box on BP, but it comes with a pricetag: http://www.cometchat.com/buy
Bowob Chat has both free and premium versions, but the free one comes with ads: http://buddypress.bowob.com/
And then there’s Brajesh’s BP-Chat, but it’s still being developed: http://buddydev.com/buddypress/bp-chat-a-facebook-like-chatting-plugin-for-buddypress/
Thanks for the reply modemlooper. That got us halfway there. There is now a very small popup when you mouse over the thumbnail, but still not the nice styled box that should be there (which you can view in the demo theme).
Any other ideas?
Thanks!
@r-a-y Thanks for the suggestion. But did not work; and probably because the regular BP Activity Stream is not the home page for this theme.
Thanks! but looks very difficult for me :S
But, if the official buddypress website use this feature, why don’t share it? how have they done it?
You should be able to do something similar by modifying the template. Check out the link I posted above.
If you need your group admins to set the screenshots, etc, you’ll also need to create a group plugin for this:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/group-extension-api/
but buddypress plugin area use it, and it look like a plugin implement.
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bc-maps/
here you can se it. A frontpage with description, screenshoots… is a fundamental feature for my project and i cant’t find nothing to resolve it.
I’ve thought mixing bp-album + bp-wiki :S hehe
thanks for reply
This might not apply to you, but If you’re using the BP activity stream as the front page, you’d have to use a BuddyPress-specific function:
`bp_is_front_page()`
Yeah, I know it’s not really intuitive in BP 1.2 as the settings pages piggyback off the plugins template.
BP v1.3 will fix this with dedicated template files specifically for the settings pages:
https://trac.buddypress.org/browser/trunk/bp-themes/bp-default/members/single/settings
nahummadrid has the right idea.
The skeleton component is a plugin example to send a user a “high-five” to another user:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-skeleton-component/
It might not work, but give it a shot.
