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I’m interested in working on the bp-default theme. Some ideas:
– Splitting up the bp-default.css file into smaller CSS files on a per component basis. Then in turn load these stylesheets conditionally using the BP conditionals..
Ideally you would end up with:
Base.css (all the layout, typography and regular WP styling for posts and pages)
Activity.css (only activity stream css)
Member-Group.css
Forums.css (BBPress stuff)In turn this means that theme development would be a little bit easier, since modifying the base theme would open up much more flexibility. In turn this means that the ajax functionality need to be refactored to apply the same concept as well. Splitting up the CSS and JS into “modules” and making them global and not tied to the core template layout would mean a huge step forward.
Besides that I’d like to work with @imath on extending the BuddyPress Shortcodes plugin. When this is handled properly it would allow you to display all kinds of BP content anywhere in a regular theme. It would not be a fully featured BuddyPress site, but it can be a powerful solution.
Finally I’d like to discuss the possibility of setting up a BuddyPress Supporter project powered by the community. The basic idea is so make one giant tip jar for (recurring) donations and using this money to fund cool BuddyPress related projects (chose and voted upon by the community). I understand that this might be hard to do on BP.org, but I’m willing to set up a special domain for that.
Looking forward to see more ideas pouring in
I’ve just installed the BuddyPress theme “Custom Community 1.7.3 by Themekraft and am looking to install the BP-Album+ Version 0.1.8.9
Unfortunately I’m getting an error on activation which says:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_get_root_domain() in /home/meadow/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bp-album/loader.php on line 110
Any ideas on what this error is?
Topic: Help with login and signup
Hi, I am currently designing a website and would like help with two things relating to buddypress…
The site is http://www.thecubebirmingham.net
1. Once a member enters their info through the sign up page, the submit button is clicked and the page simply refreshes and there is no evidence of the member actually signing up.
2. Is there a way to create your own log in page rather than it taking you to the wordpress login page?
Help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Topic: Call to arms – Own your task
Do you really like the activity stream and have ideas on how to improve it? Are you working on a site where you’re beefing up Private Messages and want to contribute some code back to the project? Maybe you’re just really good at blogging and want to share some BuddyPress experiences?
Now’s your chance to help the BuddyPress core team get things done.
If there’s a task you want to *own* in BuddyPress, let’s start by talking about it here first. Later we’ll move onto development chats, etc… but for now I want to get a feel for who wants to commit to doing what.
Example – Things I am working on:
Step 0 – Better dedicated support forums via bbPress plugin – June
Step 1 – Redesigning buddypress.org – June
Step 2 – Releasing 1.3 – June’ish
Step 3 – Mirroring the WordPress development methods (UI/UX/Trac/etc…) – July
Step 4 – Improved collaboration with contributors – JulyExamples of things that could use ownership:
bp-default theme audit (make sure actions are in the right places, CSS is tidy, small visual tweaks to bp-default CSS)
phpDoc audit (verbose documentation on functions, classes, variables, etc…)
deprecated code clean-up (get rid of our old MU specific code)
Moderation tools (integrate them into the WP menu)
Admin interface UI (thinking far, far head here)
Wireframes, mock-ups, ideas, visual stuff
*anything that you think needs doing, and can commit to doing*Hey guys, had a quick question. I’m using the U Buddypress Forum Editor (don’t worry, that’s not what this thread is about) to add a wysiwyg editor to the forum. Anyway, I decided I wanted to add it to some profile fields (using s2Member, so only paying members can fill out these fields). I want to be able to safely remove the wp_filter_kses and xprofile_sanitize_data_value_before_save to JUST those profile fields so that the HTML isn’t stripped. I realize the security risk, but it’s what the client wants. Right now, the only way I could figure it out was to simply add these lines to my functions.php:
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remove_filter( ‘bp_get_the_profile_field_value’, ‘wp_filter_kses’, 1 );
remove_filter( ‘xprofile_data_value_before_save’, ‘xprofile_sanitize_data_value_before_save’, 1, 2 );
`
Works fine, but that remove the filters from EVERYTHING. I just want to remove the filters from certain fields. How do I do that?Judging by the lack of information when I perform a search, I may be one of the few people that has tried to get these plugins playing nicely together. When all is sorted and the site is live, I’ll post up a link to hopefully inspire a few other sites to try them out together.
Basically what I have is a standard WP multisite/BP configuration, to which I’ve installed the WooTumblog plugin at the network level and then added ‘function woo_tumblog_type’ and ‘function woo_tumblog_short_title’ to the functions.php file in the child theme used by my sub-sites. Both my main theme and child themes are heavily adapted from the BP Default theme.
Somewhat frustrated by the lack of front-end publishing tools for WordPress and keen to use the WooTumblog dashboard (which uses javascript enabled panel changes depending on whether a user wishes to publish a video, image, quote, link or article), I decided to customise the admin area for users to look identical to the site’s front-end, then I removed all other dashboard widget boxes (using unset($wp_meta_boxes…) and all the admin sidebars and menus (using remove_submenu_page()) and also customised the admin bar.
The result is a a user admin dashboard that looks as if it is a part of the main site. The configurations are triggered by user level – using <?php if ( current_user_can('manage_options') ) – so at a network level I can still see the full admin menu, but users only see the wootumblog dashboard widget and can toggle through to view a list of comments on their site or posts.
I came slightly unstuck when I implemented the WPMU sitewide tags plugin which copies everything on the network into a single site which can them be used to produce cross-site tags, searches and display all the latest network posts. On the front end of my main site (where all the latest posts are displayed) I display a tumblog icon against each post based on its taxonomy (i.e. video, image, quote…) . I have built a ‘catch image’ function which displays the first image from a post and where there is no image (such as for a quote or video) it displays a default thumbnail.
Everything works fine except I cannot get the custom taxonomy to reach the main site (or tag blog) so that I can then customise the presentation of these sub-site posts.
I’ve been in contact with Ron Rennick (who maintains WPMU SWT) and Jeff Pearce (who is the woo themes developer behind wootumblog). They’ve both shared their advice, but I’ve not worked with classes, actions and filters so I’m finding it difficult translating their advice into tangible changes in my code.
If anyone has a spare moment and would like to give it a go, here’s a link to Ron’s advice; http://wordpress.org/support/topic/getting-buddypress-and-sitewide-tags-to-play-nicely?replies=10
And he refers to a post that he wrote which describes how to add a filter to solve the issue: http://wpmututorials.com/plugins/sitewide-tags-update/
Also in conversation with Jeff (woothemes) this morning, he advised that I use the following snippet:
`// Custom Taxonomy Tumblog Filter
add_action(‘pre_get_posts’, ‘woo_taxonomy_tumblog_filter’ ); function woo_taxonomy_tumblog_filter( $query ) {global $wp_query;
if ($query->is_home || $query->is_front_page) {
$query->set(‘tax_query’, array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘tumblog’ ));
$query->parse_query();
}return $query;
}`
I feel a little out of my depth trying to make this work. I can see that both plugins are working fine with BP, however sitewide tags is filtering out the custom taxonomy created by wootumblog and I need to add that filter back in.
Anyone with any thoughts? I’ve been badgering Ron and Jeff all day, but been unable to confirm (a) which piece of code to add? and (b) which file to add it in?
Topic: Sidebar Hell! :-(
Hi, guys! I’m by no means a php or buddy/wordpress expert (obviously).
I created my own theme for my fishing blog from scratch, and all seems to validate outside of this plugin. My sidebar works fine on all pages, but on the buddypress pages, and I can’t seem to get past step 3 of the configuration. I’ve modified all 13 pages, played with the CSS, and I’m still stuck. The sidebar just lays below the content.
I’d love to use this plugin for when I go live this summer, and think this is one of (if not the) coolest plugins available.
But my sidebar works with the theme I created from scratch on all pages that aren’t buddypress pages.
My blog: http://www.fromthesurf.com/bp/
The members page: http://www.fromthesurf.com/bp/members/Webmaster/
Any help is greatly appriciated
A while back I thought about ways to make BuddyPress integrate with the regular posts and pages within WordPress better. I had no idea to properly display BuddyPress information in posts, sidebar or templates. So I came up with the idea to use WordPress Shortcodes to display BuddyPress related content anywhere.
Imath created the plugin, and for more information and examples check out BP-Tricks:
http://bp-tricks.com/featured/buddypress-shortcodes-plugin/Leave your suggestions in the comments
Hi Guys,
I’m having some CSS issues that I need help with!
If you visit the page below you can see that the spacing between the navbar and content is just about right.
http://www.pixelcove.co.uk/4colourprogress/gallery/
Now visit this link (below) there is a clear difference in height between the two and I’m not sure what’s causing it.
http://www.pixelcove.co.uk/4colourprogress/activity/
Any external buddypress plugin pages seem to view correctly with the original buddypress pages appear lower, Annoyingly, If I change the div#item-header to move one up, they both move up so I can’t close the gap! Any Ideas?
I have looked and even here, on buddypress.org, how can I, as a member see all my forum posts. I have checked my profile but I can not see the link
