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@bluevert You will need to override the template files inside the child theme.
Follow the steps mentioned here

Template Hierarchy

Most of the time BP will use page.php since that template file exists in the majority of WordPress themes. However, if you wanted to style BuddyPress pages differently than a regular WordPress page, you could add a template file named buddypress.php to your theme’s directory and BP would use that template instead since that file is ahead of page.php in the hierarchy above.

After creating buddypress.php inside child theme, you can comment this line

do_action( 'travel_log_sidebar' );

it will remove sidebar from all BuddyPress pages, if you need to keep on some BP pages, you can use conditional logic.

Hi Venutius,

Yes, I’ve tested with the default TwentyX themes and all plugins deactivated except for BuddyPress and the problem persists. No save button when uploading the profile photo.

Also, nothing in the console or error logs.

What you can do is overload that pages, the source file is plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/single/profile/edit.php

Copy this file to themes/your-child-theme/buddypress/members/single/profile/edit.php you can then edit this page to insert your label where you need.

To change the name of tabs etc you need to look into setting up a custom translation file. All the visible labels are able to be translated, so you can change them how you like.

You can use poedit to create your translation file and WPT Custom Mo File to install the translation onto your site.

Languages and Translations

SendGrid is the way to go. They have a small wrapper that plays nice with BuddyPress’s wp_mail API stuff.

BuddyPress uses the WordPress user database, so I think this is more of a general WordPress issue than one specific to BuddyPress in that if you removed BuddyPress and allowed user registrations to WordPress you would still be faced with the same issue.

You could raise this as a bug on BuddyPress Trac. but I think it’s probably WordPress that would need to change.

@gheebuttersnaps Seems it need some enhancement, you can report it here https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/report

Hi @peacefulparent
There was a discussion about charset upgrade earlier, but the ticket was closed due to inactivity.
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6346

@emmanuel1234 you will need to customize directory based on logged in user xprofile values.
you can check https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/loops-reference/the-members-loop/

I don’t think I can advise you. BuddyPress does not some built in with a personal description. You can add one, in Dashboard>>Users>>Profile Fields, and it would be displayed during signup and in the users Profile>>View page. However, that’s not the default landing page for a profile, so it looks like your theme is overloading the users profile, and I think your theme developers would be best placed to ask.

Have you checked out https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/loops-reference/the-members-loop/ ?

By the looks of things you would call the members loop and pass in your own args specifying the search terms.

Chances are there is a conflict with either another plugin or your theme. Try it running just BuddyPress and a default theme such as 2017.

There is something wrong with either of your theme or your shortcode syntax. We’ve been using both Visual Composer +bbPress+BuddyPress for several years and we have no issues so far.

Take note that the theme must support buddypress or bbpress, atleast from the a simple stylesheet.

Check out this theme: http://flocks.dunhakdis.com/community-forums/ . The homepage uses bbpress shortcodes formatted inside a VC block.

Cheers

Yep that’s the WordPress Admin Bar. The only BP setting that affects this is that you can hide the entire bar for non logged in users via Settings>>BuddyPress>>Options.

As I said there’s a lot of plugins that will help you style this bar, just search WP Plugins for admin bar and you will find them.

You can take a look at https://codex.buddypress.org/emails/custom-emails/ and https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/function-examples/bp_notifications_add_notification/. technically all you need is to trigger them from either the post save hook save_post or the follow creation hook, but putting this together is pretty complex, it’s not a first time project.

Maybe you should look at BuddyPress Follow?

@omniscope Please make sure new users have verified their emails after registration. New Users will display inside the member’s directory only after their first login, it’s generated based on their last active timestamp.
You can also check following thread

Members Not Showing

Hi @molnaristvan You can check the following thread for a solution.

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