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I am using a plugin that makes all of my new blog signups an ‘editor’ of their own blog. I want to use Buddypress and have all of the widgets the same for all of my new blogs, so they look the same. Is there a way to do this so I don’t have to set up each blog’s widget positions as it’s created? I can’t imagine every Buddypress install out there gives their users admin access to change the templates? Clearly I must be doing something wrong.

never mind, i discovered the relevant code under bp_core_add_nav_item in the bp-xprofile.php, bp-friends, etc. … just edited this:

bp_core_add_nav_item( __(‘Profile’, ‘buddypress’), $bp->friends->slug );

to this:

bp_core_add_nav_item( __(‘Identity’, ‘buddypress’), $bp->friends->slug );

good luck if anyone else has the same issue

I don’t have any errors in my error log for the past two days. Is there maybe an issue with me using the BuddyPress home theme in a subdomain? My root’s theme doesn’t have any customizations for BuddyPress (although I did add register.php, activate.php, plugin-template.php and sidebar-template.php to the themes directory).

It seems like everything works when I “add” the community subdomain to the links…but I don’t know why.

Edit: This even includes the register link…when I try domain.com/register, it redirects to a login screen, but when I use community.domain.com/register, it works perfectly! What is the secret magical power of the community subdomain?!

That makes sense, but my issue isn’t that my links are wrong…it’s that when I add register.php to my custom theme, the Sign Up link takes me to “http://domain.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http://domain.com/register” instead of just “http://domain.com/register .” All my links point to the /register screen, but it just redirects to the standard WP login screen instead of the register page.

I’ve reuploaded the file (you see Beta 2 in the download link). I’ve removed site wide styling, in this way home theme and member are indipendent from each other and you can use my home theme and a different member theme and viceversa

great!!!! today i’ll fix and reupload the zip file. Please then tell us the address of your website here and in the buddydress.com comments, so people can see working websites with the new theme

update: reuploaded file just now

maybe it’s more simple in this way:

“copy the css/site-wide.css file of your facebuddy home-theme and past it into the css folder of your facebuddy-member-theme renaming it in: custom.css”

please let me know if it works for you

ok please do this, i hope this works until i’ll rename all css: could you try to copy the css/site-wide.css content of your facebuddy home theme and past it into the css/custom.css of your facebuddy-member-theme? It’s an hack and i’m sorry: today i’ll fix everything. This happens because in my original intent i wanted to work on sitewide files but it was an error.

mmmmh…the home theme is facebuddy or another theme? it’s important that facebuddy is both home and member theme. I’ll change this today, using base.css although that site-wide.css

hi decisionc, after activating the facebuddy home theme, have you activated the facebuddy member theme from Site admin > Buddypress > Select theme > ? Can you see facebuddy in that list?

good work my friend, please then show me the link to your website, and put it in the comments of buddydress.com too, so people can see working website!

note: after a segnalation of Andy Peatling i’ve just reupload the file changing the folder name from facebuddy member-theme to facebuddy-member-theme, because the white space could be a problem

still there andrei? i’d like to know if you still have problems