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@mercime

For #1 above, that works, however that just resizes a 35 x 35 image via CSS to 100×100 making it look very pixelated and blurry.

Here is an example for the BP Members Widget on how to change the sizing without the image being blurry:
http://www.otreva.com/blog/buddypress-how-to-change-avatar-size-larger-or-smaller/

I’m having the same issue with the current version of BuddyPress/WP/W3TC. Anybody found a fix for this?

@recruitbk

Just reread the 2nd part of your last post.

Use your original html. That worked… the only things missing are the new wrapper divs that need to be added for each section, then the simpler css.

@recruitbk

Sorry for not replying sooner, didn’t see this thread was updated

You’ve set the width too big. You’re trying to fit 3 elements side-by-side, but each has a width set at 50% with a margin of 2%. That makes a total width of 52%. No matter what you do, only 1 will fit on any given line (trying to add another element with 52% width will simply bump it to the next line). The grand total of all elements, including padding and margins, should not exceed 100%. Setting the width to 30% and margin at 2% for the 3 will total 96%. Try adjusting as per the following:

`#profile-wrap #edit-profile-right-column-firstname, #profile-wrap #edit-profile-right-column-middlename, #profile-wrap #edit-profile-right-column-lastname{
display:inline-block;
width:.30%;
margin-right:2%;
}`

Looks like you’ve put BuddyPress into the root of /plugins/. It needs to be /plugins/buddypress/

@peterbujok

Try this. Add the following to your current theme style.css file (it will override the plugin css):

`/*Custom BP Profile Search*/
#bps_Form .editfield {width:110px;display:inline-block;}
#bps_Form h5 {display:none;}`

See BP XProfiles https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/configure-buddypress-components/#bp-xprofiles last image there.

Re: Theme
Try Trending by Justin Tadlock multiple nav menus https://wordpress.org/extend/themes/trending
Recommend building and activating a child theme of Trending then with the child theme activated, install and activate the BP Template Pack and go through the compatibility process.

Re: Can’t get to Support page
Go to admin dashboard menu BuddyPress > Pages > Directories – Discussion Forums and select -None- and click on Save button. Then run Settings > Permalinks to the year/month setting I set up earlier.

Forgive me @mercime but I did exactly what you told me not to do and now can’t get to the support page. I’m sorry. I have tried installing a different theme and then going back to the Buddypress default, but that doesn’t work – please save me!

BuddyPress has no api so it would have to be web pages and if the app is only web pages it will get rejected. You will need to build in some feature that uses the device hardware.

@deschle: Did you actually get this to work somehow? I’d like to do the same for our site.
Cheers,
Normen

@mercime The problem with the Buddypress theme is that the menu headings disappear. I had two rows of menus, which have now vanished. Can you recommend any other Buddypress compatible themes which accomodate this and / or that look more appealing.

Please do not post test username and password with admin privileges in this forum. I’ve deleted the information. Delete the user you created.

Graphene is a nice theme but spout out too many errors – from creating the sitewide forums index page where it required post thumbnails etc. to adding the page to main navigation where it included the shortcode used to generate the forum index page.

The sitewide forums is functioning http://www.meetinbradford.org/support/ using the bp-default theme.
Reminder: Do not click on Repair button in – “The following active BuddyPress Components do not have associated WordPress Pages: Discussion Forums”.

I am building a website, and need to also develop a mobile app to submit to Apple and Android. A starting point would be good. I don’t think I can submit the buddypress mobile as an app.