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https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/modifying-the-buddypress-admin-bar/ ?

there is one plugin called “buddypress like” or smth, search for it in the repository. Is not perfect, but does at least part of the job

== Let users have their own blog. i read that buddypress has this feature ==
That’s a WordPress Multisite feature which is supported by BuddyPress. Install WP, then create a network, then you have to allow user/s to create blogs in Network Admin > Network Settings.

.== users can add information, images or html code ==
Images can be added in a variety of ways: a) your blog posts – the native WP gallery, and/d or via BP-compatible plugins like the b) free BP Media and the d) premium BP Gallery plugin. Test drive BuddyPress by logging in demo site at http://testbp.org/

@Dailyblog It could very well be just one or two missing, extra or misplaced closing div/s. http://validator.w3.org/ usually can help you ID extra/missing divs.

If you need further assistance, it would help if you open up your WP theme’s header.php,copy source code, go to pastebin.com, post code there, click submit and post the generated pastebin URL here. Do the same for elitist theme’s footer.php, index.php and page.php.

@johnegg

See the API/Scripting section, it’s very well documented.

For s2member-specific questions, you’d probably get more pertinent help at their forums:
http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=4

@cdgregory

Did you search the WP plugin repo?
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/

This should do what you want: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-activity-stream-hashtags/

I have loaded it, and it’s really nice, however, i’d prefer to add tags to an activity, rather than hashtag linking, (because I’m using the BP Bookmarklet), but until i can code, beggars can’t be choosers, and it’s a great plugin, so….

@recruitbk

The problem you’re having is with inappropriate css. Using negative `top` values for every individual element simply pulls the element upwards, out of its designated “space”, while leaving that space blank. For example: `edit-profile-right-column-vertical` has a negative top value of -1019px which leaves 1019px blank below it (where the element would normally appear had it not a negative top value).

A better layout would be to first remove all `position:relative` and `top` values from individual elements in your css. In your html, wrap each group of elements you want to display on the same line in a wrapper div (ex: div#name-wrap). Next, apply `display:inline-block` to each element within the wrapper div. To finish, simply adjust width, padding and margins to get everything nicely aligned. Example below:
`
#name-wrap {
width:100%;
}
#name-wrap #edit-profile-right-column-firstname, #name-wrap #edit-profile-right-column-middlename, #name-wrap #edit-profile-right-column-lastname {
display:inline-block;
width:30%;
margin-right:2%;
}
`

Hope this helps!

@lwynne

By far the easiest solution is to install the Firebug for Firefox addon:
http://getfirebug.com/

Thanks Graphicscove, that worked for me. Now I get an annoying message all the time in the main site admin though: The following active BuddyPress Components do not have associated WordPress Pages: Discussion Forums

Hopefully this bug will be squashed with a BP update