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  • #101115
    luvs
    Member

    bump

    Ok for future references, here is exactly what I did for my arras theme, And so far, it’s pretty good.

    1. Installed Arras + Buddypress.
    2. Installed Buddypress Template Pack
    3. Called the Buddypress Stylesheets into my theme (/* Inherit the default theme styles */
    @import url( ../../plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/css/default.css ); Put that into Arras Custom.css
    4. Deleted the CSS from template pack, did not need anymore (following step 3)

    Everything is dandy except functions. I am missing a step… but where?

    @hnla, @mercime, @boonebgorges, @r-a-y, @djpaul

    #101112
    @mercime
    Participant

    === do you think i am correct in my assumption that there is another style.css that i am supposed to be importing into the child theme, that i missed? or do you think there is another explanation for why the child theme style is ‘off’? ===

    Your mockup style.css is importing from the bp-default theme in BP plugin folder http://electioncandidates.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/css/default.css
    while the pre-mockup style.css is importing from the bp-default theme in themes folder http://electioncandidates.com/wp-content/themes/bp-default/_inc/css/default.css where the styling has already been revised/customized. Initial scan comparing the stylesheets already shows that min and max width is set to 996px in pre-mockup; while your mockup still has the BP default styling of min width of 960px and max width of 1250px just as an example of the difference.

    Copy over the styling of `default.css` and `adminbar.css` from the pre-mockup to your theme’s `/_inc/css/` folder and change the import call
    from

    /* Inherit the default theme styles */
    @import url( ../../plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/css/default.css );
    /* Inherit the default theme adminbar styles */
    @import url( ../../plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/css/adminbar.css );

    to

    /* Inherit the default theme styles */
    @import url(_inc/css/default.css );
    /* Inherit the default theme adminbar styles */
    @import url(_inc/css/adminbar.css );

    cross fingers :-)

    #17467

    I’ve inherited a project, taking over from another developer who built the site. previous guy did extensive customizations, so it’s been somewhat of a challenge reverse engineering how he built and modded the site/files.

    I’m in the process of modifying the layout, and in the interest of future updates, i want to do it the right way. so i followed this tutorial for creating a child theme for using custom CSS. (http://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/)

    i’ve followed the tutorial exactly, but my mockup for the new homepage layout indicates something is not right. From what i can judge, it appears to me that there is another stylesheet being called by the current site that i have not incorporated into the child theme’s style.css. (i put in only the two in the tutorial).

    here is the link to my mockup: http://bit.ly/dErmwJ

    here is a link to the a pre-mockup where i only included an image file for the changes (as a preview to the client before going forth with writing any custom code): http://bit.ly/hDeWzi

    (sorry didnt want to drop direct links to the site so it doesn’t come up in any search. i hope it is understandable).

    so my question is, do you think i am correct in my assumption that there is another style.css that i am supposed to be importing into the child theme, that i missed? or do you think there is another explanation for why the child theme style is ‘off’? (notice the header area is out of whack, and you can see the links colors are different, (light blue instead of red) and the overall page width is much wider)

    thanks in advance! i hope this is explained well enough, if there is any clarification needed, please let me know!

    #101108
    @mercime
    Participant

    Also, change theme to bp-default theme and deactivate BP plugins except BuddyPress to see whether it’s cosmic buddy theme code or if there’s another reason that’s preventing you from posting updates to activity stream.

    #101107

    Works, thanks for the plugin!

    #101104
    @mercime
    Participant

    === There is no Super Admin panel, not to mention no choice either in the drop down menu at the top of the buddypress toolbar, or in the wordpress dashboard called ‘options.’ ===

    Super Admin and special Options panel only show up for WordPress multisite installations – so if you want those but more importantly, you want to allow your members to create blogs in your site then read this https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network

    === buddypress not posting the link for the codex anywhere on this site ====

    Sure there is a link. Click on “Support” tab in main navigation then click on “Documentation” link that appears in line below main navigation.

    #101103
    Xevo
    Participant

    You mean the avatars in the BuddyPress core? Thats different then the plugins.

    You should see if others have your problem and make a ticket if your the first on the trac.

    #101099
    meganano
    Member

    Also, what’s with buddypress not posting the link for the codex anywhere on this site! Or anywhere that’s noticeable. I had to download buddypress and dig out the readme file to find out that one exists!

    #101098
    meganano
    Member

    I’m running the latest version of wordpress, 3.0.3 and a brand new installation of Buddypress. There is no Super Admin panel, not to mention no choice either in the drop down menu at the top of the buddypress toolbar, or in the wordpress dashboard called ‘options.’

    so… how do we allow folks to register?

    #101094
    @mercime
    Participant

    @xevo it’s probably BP Media nee BP Album+, not Brajesh’s BP Gallery

    #101092

    In reply to: 2 plugin ideas,

    Xevo
    Participant

    1. Yeah, sounds nice.
    2. Nah, whats the point? Thats more specific, not something a lot of buddypress installs would need.

    #101091
    hbalagh
    Member

    after searching for something unrelated, i found the solution in this post https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/changing-group-tab-display-defaults/

    #101090
    open flips
    Participant

    I guess this topic is closed thanks to Dave, please see [Plugin: Buddypress-Ajax-Chat] Plugin not working : Fatal error for more information.

    open flips
    Participant

    Hi,

    This is a clone of Chat on member page redirects to home page (frontpage) for more visibility.

    Thanks

    #101074
    @mercime
    Participant

    White screen of death – https://codex.buddypress.org/troubleshooting/blank-pages/

    === I certainly can do that, but am hoping to be able to manually fix the broken code. ===
    Consider the time you’ve already spent trying to fix what’s going on with your new install and compare that with 20 minutes or so backing up database and server files, then dropping DB tables and deleting htaccess, reuploading WP files, going through the installation process, then creating a network and checking that everything’s going well with your installation before installing BuddyPress. I can only say that unless you’re seriously considering debugging the Enable Multisite plugin and reporting it, go with fresh install. Of course, it’s all up to you. Good luck.

    #101070
    #101069

    any links to a current downloadable version? If anyone has one they can share, shoot it over to jake at ja-bob dot com. :)

    foxly
    Participant

    Hey guys! Here’s your chance to help make the most popular media sharing plugin for BuddyPress even better!

    We’re getting ready to release BP-Album+ 0.1.8.6 THIS FRIDAY and we need some help translating it to as many languages as possible.

    :) Making a translation is REALLY EASY :)

    1) Download the translation file editor (poedit): http://sourceforge.net/projects/poedit/

    2) Download the plugin translation file: http://code.google.com/p/buddypress-media/downloads/detail?name=bp-album-0.1.8.6-2010-12-18.po

    3) Open it in poedit. Add your translation. Save it.

    4) Done!

    ===

    Have fun! Give back to the community! Be a hero to others that speak your native language! …follow this link to this post in our forum for all the details: http://bit.ly/htFg1Y

    Thanks!

    ^F^

    #101065
    justbishop
    Member

    This is the first activity I’ve seen on the issue since asking myself, @ddgdaily. I really wish someone would come and pastebin the correct code, because if this is possible, I could really use it!

    #101062
    bcade
    Member

    Understood and thank you for the replies. I have since went back and disabled all plugins as well as manually fixed the htaccess file per WP codex. I am still getting that white screen of death I would say 25% of the time I try to navigate back to the main site from a user blog. Still think the best solution is to do a fresh install? I certainly can do that, but am hoping to be able to manually fix the broken code. Anyone have another suggestion?

    #101061
    imjscn
    Participant

    @boonebgorges
    I followed your suggestion, got the thing working! However, by my codes, I will have to write down each error for eah label color. Is there a way to run through all the erros and match it with label?
    Here’s what I’ve done so far:
    In the register.php, I test the signup name field by adding style to the label line like this:
    `<label for="signup_username" style="”> `
    In the bp-custom.php, I added this function:
    `<?php
    function elsa_bp_label_color( $errocolor ) {
    global $bp;
    if ( !empty( $bp->signup->errors ) )
    $errorcolor = ‘color:red’;
    else
    $errorcolor = ”;
    return $errorcolor;
    }
    ?>`

    Thanks for helping!

    #101056
    junger
    Participant

    @techguy Yeah, that’s exactly what I’m hoping to avoid. Not because it wouldn’t work, but it just gets messy.

    It seems silly that a “universal” field like a profile field wouldn’t update it in all circumstances across user profiles. Why is that?

    #17458
    Vítor Maia
    Participant

    Hello,

    I’m using last version of buddypress and the Seo for Buddypress plugin (1.3.1).

    I can add lot of “no index” with this plugin across my site, but

    Where do you recommend to add “index” and “no index” in my site?

    What i should put in my robots.txt file?

    Thank you for your time and patient.

    Vítor

    #17456
    asshu
    Member

    I am using http://twitter.com/bpthemeconverts ‘s customized themes for Buddypress .Daithi customized the themes like Mystyque,P2 which works with Buddypress . But for a three days ,The site http://bp-theme-converts.com/ is down and I am unable to download the P2 Customized theme for buddypress .Does anybody have the copies of these themes by http://bp-theme-converts.com/ ?

    Please let me know if you have those themes .And does any body have idea ,why the Website is down suddenly?

    Thanks !

    #17455
    rbaccaro
    Participant

    Gents, I guess something is missing on …/members/www/profile/edit/

    Notice: Undefined variable: group_id_sql in C:inetpubwwwrootwordpress-DEVwp-contentpluginsbuddypressbp-xprofilebp-xprofile-classes.php on line 102

    When I use debug comes with members/www/profile/edit/group/1 and works.

    Any ideas?

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