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Could someone please direct me to the correct path to the css file and the line in the code for hyperlink color
This is what used to work:If you could at least find your bp-default theme file, which is in the buddypress plugin folder > bp-themes > bp-default. There you go to “_inc > css > default.css”. This is buddypress’s standard styling file, here you can edit anything you need.
Anchor (hyperlink) styling can be found on line 503.
BuddyPress can handle whatever you need it to. That said, it is not a turn-key community ecommerce solution, and you’ll need to patch plugins in, create s custom theme, etc… As long as you use BuddyPress/WordPress as the engine that powers your idea rather than the solution to all your problems, it makes perfect sense to start here. If you expect to install a few plugins, turn it loose, and have your ideas come to life, sadly it won’t be that easy.
Topic: should i use buddyPress
Hi guys I have been using wordpress for a number of years now and love it.. I have teamed up with a local businessman and we have came up with a great idea for a social networking site that users pay a small yearly membership and they will get a fully functioned social network site along with a items for sale type page all organised and looking fresh also they get access to discounts from large local businesses ie discount codes etc now my question is..
Will Buddy press handle this and are their plugin that can full fill this or am i better going else where to Socialengine and paying a licence fee.. I would like to stay at buddy press but a little concerned if it will handle the above..
I’ve been tinkering with WordPress (3.3.1), BuddyPress (1.5.2), and bbPress (2.0.2) for the last hour for a new project here’s what I’ve found regarding site wide forum integration. It’s broken.
With forums enabled for Buddypress, accessing example.com/forums displays a message “the forums component has not been set up yet”
Accessing example.com/forums/forum/example shows a blank page.
And accessing example.com/forums/topic/example-topic displays “Fatal error: Call to undefined function bb_get_id_from_slug() in /buddypressbp-forumsbp-forums-functions.php on line 137”
Any ideas? Has anyone encountered the same issues?
Seems if you disable the forum component in Buddypress, then bbPress works just fine. And I assume this plugin version I’m using includes all the necessary wordpress user integration. I read somewhere to add [bbp-forum-index] to the forums page created by Buddypress, but that doesn’t seem to resolve anything.
Hello everyone.
I am using WordPress 3.3
I am using Buddypress 1.5.2
I am using the Buddypress Template Pack
I am using the Pandora theme (which originally is not Buddypress compatible.)I followed the directions from the “Buddypress Template Pack.” I got stuck at the point where I have to make my pages in the same code structure as that in “Pandora.” I understand what I am supposed to do but doing it is difficult.
I tried my best with the code and got the general structure on my pages expect for a few things.
I am working my best to get my “activity” page to look normal. Where the activity stream shows, it is flowing over where it is supposed to, into the right sidebar. You can see it here:
http://www.pokemonsocial.com/activityThank you,
KyleI’d like to link to a good guide for site users (not admins) with simple instructions on using the basic features of Buddypress. Everything I find when Googling is “how to install buddypress”…stuff intended for site admins.
is there a good online guide for site users that explains using Buddypress basic site functionality?
Topic: Site Logo Link
I’ve got my site up and running, and I’m using a child theme of the Buddypress default theme. My problem is that the site logo does not have a link to the home page. How would I add a link to the site logo that takes users to the default home page?
Thanks.
I recently had a problem with the wp admin bar / buddybar and suspect it is a bug in buddypress.
I wanted to use the wp admin bar in admin (because I couldn’t easily get rid of it) and the bp admin bar in public (because it had previously been there – when logged in).
So I used the following in bp-custom-php
`if ( is_admin() ) {
define( ‘BP_USE_WP_ADMIN_BAR’, true );
remove_action( ‘admin_footer’, ‘bp_core_admin_bar’ );
}
`
This is because the buddybar showed up as well the wp admin bar. I wouldn’t have noticed except for a bug in wordpress 3.3.* and ie9 (add new media page) that I can’t explain how to duplicate ( even though I see it on various different sites )….On the admin side the buddypress menu showed up unstyled underneath the page as well as in the ‘Howdy’ menu without the `remove_action`….
Surely the remove action shouldn’t be necessary, or is something else going wrong somewhere? Am I going insane?
EDIT: I just tried it again and it works as expected without the remove action so I think it must have been a caching issue – still have the WP bug though…
Colleagues,
I have a large, complex site (thousands of articles, hundreds of authors and tens of thousands of users), built on DotNetNuke (a Windows-based CMS built with ASP.NET). I want to create its equivalent in WordPress. Badly.
I’ve just created a WordPress test site. However, being new to WordPress, I am having trouble making some key initial decisions about implementing WordPress, WordPress MU, and BuddyPress. My questions are laughably simple, I hope.
I want the site to function as a social network, so I’ve installed BuddyPress. That part is easy.
Here’s what’s tripping me up: On my DotNetNuke site, I have an article module (aka plugin) that is added to a page. The module let’s me have a roster of article contributors, all contributing their articles. I guess it’s analogous to a multi-author blog. I have set up the article module in three places on my site, each serving different purposes and having different sets of authors based on DotNetNuke security roles. When the author posts, his/her Profile page Journal is updated, and other social network things happen.
So, what’s the best way to set this up in WordPress?
Thanks for helping me with a basic question. Once I have more time with it, I’m sure I’ll be figuring this stuff out but right now, it’s tough to know the right way to go.
