I already make modification of style.css …I have copy the block show on the link at the website and paste at the bottom of the duotive-three style.css ….but nothing happen!!
What I have to do ?
This seems to be similar to the problem reported here https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/members-directory-entries-disappear-using-drop-down-sorter-and-next-page-buttons/
He was using an unusual theme, and never reported back on whether that was the problem. For me, that’s not it.
I’m unsure if this is a BuddyPress issue or a WordPress issue, but I’ve having a problem creating my first child theme.
I am using bp-default, and creating the most basic of child themes with only a style.css to change just a couple of colors, but it’s not working.
The theme shows up correctly on the Themes admin page, with the correct paths to things… when I preview it, the site looks like it inherited the parent stuff as expected, but not my changes.
It gets even worse if I activate the child theme, then the entire site reverts to the default bp-default theme with not only styles missing, but also widget settings, etc.
Any clue as to what might be happening here?
Per post in previous page:
D. You might also want to check out the style modifications made in BP Twenty Ten for reference. https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/theme-dev-bp-template-pack-walkthrough-twenty-ten-bp-1-5/3/
So you unchecked the forum configuration in BuddyPress, correct? And then you placed forum in the permalinks settings for all of WordPress? Or is this during the BuddyPress install?
I ended up getting rid of, or trying to anyways, site-wide forums. What if I want to use group forums – am I able to still do this?
I appreciate the help. I’ve been desperately searching for an answer for this for days.
I had this same issue with buddypress+sitewide forums. I resolved by unchecking the box in forum configuration that added /forum/ prefix to permalinks. The setting recommends to be checked, but unchecked fixed my white pages issue.
Hi
I am trying to change the permailinks in buddypress is their a way i can use member id rather than name?? example.
i want to change this
http://example.com/members/sameast
to this
http://example.com/members/1
Can someone advise me on the best way to do this???
Thanks
Hi all,
I’m finally up and running with wordpress and buddypress installed a local version successfully but I’ve hit a stumbling block when it comes to showing single categories on individual pages. I can find lots of things when it comes to wordpress but none on buddypress. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks
@Chris Clayton – thanks for pointing out future possibilities… It’s opened up lots of reading on responsive css…
http://speckyboy.com/2011/11/17/15-responsive-css-frameworks-worth-considering/
Agh, so much!!!
Hi Have a live (well kind off) site at http://www.newcastleunitedforum.co.uk – i had some problems setting up the forum with this template from rockethteme (i think the theme has little to do with it but may be wrong). I wanted a normal forum (not groups based) and followed the instructions on the buddypress site to set up. The instructions seemed to work but the link to the forums did not link, just went to the home page.
I tried changing the link etc but nothing seemed to work so i thought i’d see what switching the groups forum on did. and that is how the site is now. Trouble is i think a load of football supporters are going to find it a bit annoying to have to create a group to post something specific, and and its not as intuitive as a normal forum which some will be used to.
If anyone can shed some light onto how i could get just normal forums running it would be greatly appreciated. I have already clicked ‘uninstal groups forums’ (or whatever it said!) but this has not worked.
@modemlooper – Me too – happy to read that BP mobile is alive and well!
Thanks for the quick response. I posted the ticket and tried to word it better here:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4039
My solution for now is to either a) force users to login, b) moderate comments or c) install a plugin that sends an email to that address asking them to confirm it.
EDIT: I also posted an example comment here while I wasn’t logged in:
https://buddypress.org/2012/02/buddypress-1-5-4/comment-page-1/#comment-10176
If this gets approved, it’ll show up in my feed. Turns out, b) won’t work either. Even if comments are moderated and you approve a pending comment with an email that’s linked to an existing user, it’ll show up on that user’s feed still.
BuddyPress is trying to be the best social platform available. We’re not about building databases of spammers. 
Be assured, we feel your pain and have given/continue to give considerable thought to managing spam content in BuddyPress.
Hmm. Interesting.
Can you create an enhancement ticket over at http://buddypress.trac.WordPress.org/? Thanks.
Alright, I’m going to try and break this down the best I can. Assuming blog comments don’t have to be moderated to get posted:
– A user ‘test’ has an account with the email ‘test@email.com’
– Someone who isn’t logged in posts a blog comment with the same email, i.e. ‘test@email.com’
– A new item is added to the activity stream saying the user ‘test’ added this comment, when it wasn’t them.
So you could spoof someone if you know their email address and get a blog comment added to their activity stream even though it’s not actually them. I’ve replicated this in my test install, a clean install and on a live site. Running BuddyPress 1.5.4.
,Thanks for the reply. Ya I created a theme, and Installed the my buddypress in that way. And the create.php file.. I have it at the groups folder.
You’re missing the whole div#sidebar. Per note above, copy sidebar.php (which contains div#sidebar) and Save As sidebar-buddypress.php
@ChrisClayton I’m still working on this 
An issue I’ve noticed is that for some reason I cannot find, some activity buttons like add to favorites or comment are not working. For example, if I try to add an activity update to my favorites, it actually sends me to the URL http://mysite.com/activity/favorite/218/?_wpnonce=a067fd9559
I’ve checked and the URL is the exact same one that appears on other screens and the link works just fine (it applies some jQuery, I believe) but on this new page it takes me to that URL which is a 404.
Thank you again 
I know this has been mentioned before, I have performed extensive search’s.
Now from what I have gathered this was fixed as BP scaled back to WP login/auth system.
I am however still having this issue, I cannt allow my members to register with uppercase lettering. Unfortunately this is a must and using the “name” field work-around just doesnt cut it as the “mention” system works ff the login name.
If someone has a fix for this I would appreciate it greatly, BuddyPress is such a great peice of kit and I would hate to have to uninstall it and all of its features over something so trivial 
Thanks in advance,
DM
Thanks for the reply! 
So I did that… made the copy of the header and sidebar, and inserted those codes to the ends of them. Now it sort of scrunched everything inside of a box without the sidebar being on the right anymore… visit http://www.critterhub.com/forums/groups/ to see what I am talking about.
Did I do something wrong? Thanks!
Gadzooks my bad, forgot to paste “ at the very top of 16 template files. Corrected code above for your reference.
As for the white shadow in adminbar, you can remove the “text-shadow” line under “body” in your style.css file.
Also…
Getting this strange white drop shadow effect on the admin menu bar. How do I fix this?
Screenshot: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/37269434/Screen%20Shot%202012-02-22%20at%2010.38.jpg
Or should I post this question in a different forum?
Thank you.
Hi @mercime,
Thank you for getting back to me.
I implemented your changes to all 16 files. Here is an example of what I got: http://myfilmaddiction.com/members/mfa-bot/
This is my main site: http://myfilmaddiction.com
Any suggestions are appreciated.
@modemlooper really glad to read that 