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The default templates have body_class() in the body tag. The function body_class() is in post-template.php in the wp-includes folder:

function body_class( $class = '' ) {

// Separates classes with a single space, collates classes for body element

echo 'class="' . join( ' ', get_body_class( $class ) ) . '"';

}

Function get_body_class() is in the same file:

/**

* Retrieve the classes for the body element as an array.

*

* @since 2.8.0

*

* @param string|array $class One or more classes to add to the class list.

* @return array Array of classes.

*/

function get_body_class( $class = '' ) {

global $wp_query, $wpdb, $current_user;



$classes = array();



if ( 'rtl' == get_bloginfo('text_direction') )

$classes[] = 'rtl';



if ( is_front_page() )

$classes[] = 'home';

if ( is_home() )

$classes[] = 'blog';

if ( is_archive() )

$classes[] = 'archive';

if ( is_date() )

$classes[] = 'date';

if ( is_search() )

$classes[] = 'search';

if ( is_paged() )

$classes[] = 'paged';

if ( is_attachment() )

$classes[] = 'attachment';

if ( is_404() )

$classes[] = 'error404';



if ( is_single() ) {

$wp_query->post = $wp_query->posts[0];

setup_postdata($wp_query->post);



$postID = $wp_query->post->ID;

$classes[] = 'single postid-' . $postID;



if ( is_attachment() ) {

$mime_type = get_post_mime_type();

$mime_prefix = array( 'application/', 'image/', 'text/', 'audio/', 'video/', 'music/' );

$classes[] = 'attachmentid-' . $postID;

$classes[] = 'attachment-' . str_replace($mime_prefix, '', $mime_type);

}

} elseif ( is_archive() ) {

if ( is_author() ) {

$author = $wp_query->get_queried_object();

$classes[] = 'author';

$classes[] = 'author-' . sanitize_html_class($author->user_nicename , $author->user_id);

} elseif ( is_category() ) {

$cat = $wp_query->get_queried_object();

$classes[] = 'category';

$classes[] = 'category-' . sanitize_html_class($cat->slug, $cat->cat_ID);

} elseif ( is_tag() ) {

$tags = $wp_query->get_queried_object();

$classes[] = 'tag';

$classes[] = 'tag-' . sanitize_html_class($tags->slug, $tags->term_id);

}

} elseif ( is_page() ) {

$classes[] = 'page';



$wp_query->post = $wp_query->posts[0];

setup_postdata($wp_query->post);



$pageID = $wp_query->post->ID;



$classes[] = 'page-id-' . $pageID;



if ( $wpdb->get_var( $wpdb->prepare("SELECT ID FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_parent = %d AND post_type = 'page' LIMIT 1", $pageID) ) )

$classes[] = 'page-parent';



if ( $wp_query->post->post_parent ) {

$classes[] = 'page-child';

$classes[] = 'parent-pageid-' . $wp_query->post->post_parent;

}

if ( is_page_template() ) {

$classes[] = 'page-template';

$classes[] = 'page-template-' . str_replace( '.php', '-php', get_post_meta( $pageID, '_wp_page_template', true ) );

}

} elseif ( is_search() ) {

if ( !empty($wp_query->posts) )

$classes[] = 'search-results';

else

$classes[] = 'search-no-results';

}



if ( is_user_logged_in() )

$classes[] = 'logged-in';



$page = $wp_query->get('page');



if ( !$page || $page < 2)

$page = $wp_query->get('paged');



if ( $page && $page > 1 ) {

$classes[] = 'paged-' . $page;



if ( is_single() )

$classes[] = 'single-paged-' . $page;

elseif ( is_page() )

$classes[] = 'page-paged-' . $page;

elseif ( is_category() )

$classes[] = 'category-paged-' . $page;

elseif ( is_tag() )

$classes[] = 'tag-paged-' . $page;

elseif ( is_date() )

$classes[] = 'date-paged-' . $page;

elseif ( is_author() )

$classes[] = 'author-paged-' . $page;

elseif ( is_search() )

$classes[] = 'search-paged-' . $page;

}



if ( !empty($class) ) {

if ( !is_array( $class ) )

$class = preg_split('#s+#', $class);

$classes = array_merge($classes, $class);

}



return apply_filters('body_class', $classes, $class);

}

So I guess I could just add this to the code:

if ( bp_is_page( BP_MEMBERS_SLUG ) )

$classes[] = 'members';

Etc.

Should I copy this function to functions.php in the template, perhaps rename it, and add the lines for ‘members’ and ‘groups’ etc.?

Or should I aim for a shorter function that only adds something to what this code generates? Would that be possible?

Trying the blunt approach first…

Edit: I’ve tried with that BP_MEMBERS_SLUG line added directly to post-template.php, with $bp in global, but nothing shows up in the body tag.

What am I missing? Is Buddypress bypassing post-template.php anyway? The only class is “directory”.

that is because i have a very complex interface, where i want to display thumbnails for every post. 20 of them in rows of two etc… So i am not sure if i can change the properties of widgets to accommodate all this…

Can u confirm ?

Update –

It appears that this is a problem for any user who created their blog as ‘hidden’ and now want to change it to ‘public’ post-buddypress-install.

Their blog appears on the sitewide blog list, appears on the sitewide activity when they make a post, appears under their ‘recent posts’ tab from the profile as well as any comments on their blog under the ‘recent comments’ tab, but clicking ‘blog’ on their member profile still says ‘This user hasn’t created any public blogs yet’.

Help! Argh! >.<

I use BP 1.03 with WPMU 2.82.

I found GroupBlog plugin here and need to test it first.

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/new-groupblog-plugin#post-19308

Thanks folks. Glad to hear I did not miss that one.

I’ve deleted all plugins (even those in the normal plugins folder) to no avail… I had to previously delete a bp add on plugin (name escaping me right now) because it was causing a white screen and it too was unable to be deactivated… so maybe even though it’s gone, it’s having some part in the issue….

Thanks for the information. I tried uninstalling the buddypress plugin (even physically deleting the file), but its remnants remain. I’d hate to delete my entire wpmu installation just to deactivate one plugin. I understand buddypress 1.1 is expected in late august with improved forum integration. I’ll wait until then.