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a ton, you will not have a ton…

but google helps a lot ya know…

http://www.buddypressthemes.biz/ free ones

http://premium.wpmudev.org/themes/ the flexiers

Nowhere? The only good themes out there right now are..

https://buddypress.org/extend/themes/

http://3oneseven.com/wpmu-buddypress-themes/

http://www.buddydress.com/category/buddypress-themes/ (badly supported)

http://premium.wpmudev.org/themes/ (paid)

Most people are still trying to work out there own themes, let alone work on other themes already. I myself am planning on doing a few themes in the near future as well.

I have the same, or similar, issue.

I’m started with WPMU 2.8.4, FR version, then did the automatic upgrade. I installed Buddypress, the default theme and the parent. When a user tries to activate his account, the go to this sort of URL http://ux-paris.com/wp-activate.php?key=7c9a743c9ff98355 which throws the following error: Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_page_title() in /home1/thelayen/public_html/uxparis/wp-content/themes/bp-sn-parent/header.php on line 9.

FWIW, in the Buddypress admin panel, it shows that “My current theme is not BP compatible”…but my current them is BP Default?

Any ideas?

I believe Andy is waiting for WordPress 2.9 to come out, since that version will have a lot of media related updates. Not sure when it’ll release, but will most likely be very soon.

In the meanwhile you could use kaltura or the buddypress picture album plugin.

Your request will not be responded too btw, the buddypress development theme wont start basing their core on other people’s plugins. If you want something like that, ask the wpmu dev team to create this once it’s build into buddypress.

does the vBulletin integration to WordPress could work with Buddy

“DOES NOT and WILL NEVER support WordPress MU”

I’m not farmiliar with vBulletin, but if your sure 90% of Buddypress will be useless, why not totally use vBulletin (not that I agree with you that buddypress is only good because of it’s groups and forum)?

Hey jimmiejo,

Use TheEasyButton’s most recent tutorial:

http://theeasybutton.com/blog/2009/07/17/integrating-buddypress-wordpress-mu-and-bbpress/

This worked for me.

I posted the CSS I used on mine here recently….

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/horizontal-userbar

Is there a error of some sort or does it just do nothing? I just did those 5 steps and I had a integrated bbpress and shared user database.

We only deliver support on these forums. If you want to make a buddypress job offer, go here. https://buddypress.org/groups/buddypress-job-board

The privacy plugin is being done by Jeff Sayre, it is a plugin not a core feature. So it’s not even in the buddypress timeline.

And since nexia already gave a nice example on how to resolve your other feature, this topic can be closed?

He means the actual template tags from buddypress, like getting latest activity and members. But yes, you would also need to replace the wp_list_pages with the buddypress menu.

Totally transforming that theme to a buddypress theme is a little harder then that though, you would need to redo/restyle all the pages to work with that theme.

the “adminbar” is set inside buddypress/wpmu, you can use ANY WordPress theme and the adminbar will rise.

the theme you show here can be used for a user’s blog, but would require a rewrite if you want to use it as the front page theme… as it does not contain a single buddypress tagged function… but it could be used for it…

Done that, been there. Works brilliantly.

1. Install WPMU.

2. Install Buddypress.

3. Change your keys in wp-config.php.

4. Install bbPress with intergrated settings (make sure you use the new keys you made). Make sure you install it in /forums and not in /forum because buddypress will nicely redirect his own /forums to your newly made bbPress install.

5. When everything works good, use this plugin.

Edit: Btw, if you wanna use buddypress login/profiles you can just use redirects.

Worked a charm for me.

Looks okay. All I’d say (as far as things that really stick out at first glance)… is that the logo is kind of a disaster. It’s kind of ugly and about 200% bigger than it needs to be. I think you could clean things up a lot simply by setting it on white and making it smaller.

Also… you probably have this on your radar anyway… but the banner ads are sticking out to the right. You probably want those contained within your header area.

No, you have to make a lot of plugins yourself if you want to fetch most data from buddypress, you would also have to make a bbpress theme that fits your current buddypress theme and after that make redirects from the bbpress profile to your buddypress profile.

It’s a tough road, but the end is worth it.

Very nice! How did you get the Feature Content Gallery Working with WordPress MU?

as per your information, here is a product that answer your needs: http://www.thinkinginwordpress.com/2009/03/limit-number-of-blogs-per-user-for-wordpress-mu-and-buddypress-websiteblog-network/

and a quick blog post: http://dev.benoitgreant.be/2009/11/24/buddypress-quickpress/ … working perfect…

no need to require something important when it is already created.

Closing this thread as people can send the original poster a message if they are interested.