BuddyPress.org

wow, nobody seems to have a clue, that makes using BP 100% impossible…whats a site with no users?

https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/431

You can legally remove it.

It would surely make a popular plugin.

I’m not 100% sure, but I’m pretty certain that you can find this in the CSS somewhere. Just search for “width”, “padding” and “margin” – it should be something like that.

(wheeze) I never should have come back to this thread. (wheeze) You guys are literally gonna kill me. You know I have asthma, a heart condition and psoriasis. (wheeze) Where’s my doctor’s number.. (giggling) There I go again. (wheeze) LOL.

I’m never coming back here.

Yes can “legally” remove it. Morally, you will be killing puppies and kittens There Burt! lol

Trent

I’m having trouble creating groups through the main site. I fill in the required details but every time it says there was an error saving group details. New wpmu and buddypress install…does it rely on other components? I’ve only core, profile, friends and groups installed to date.

Now, Andy has the idea of this thread. LOL. C’mon Trent join in the fun.

I have a Hungarian language install at http://unitarsalgo.unitarius-halo.net/ . I used BuddyPress 1.0b1 with WordPress MU 2.7 and bbPress 1.0 alpha. Hungarian language file is about 90% complete; I’ll make it available when its 100%. I’d say 1.0b1 was about 98% ready for use with other languages: I had to go through the files line by line to add missing get-text tags. Since I’m just finishing my 1.0b1 install, I think I’ll wait a bit before upgrading to beta 2. When I do I’ll be comparing my tweaked files to 1.0b2 files in ExamDiff to find changes I need to carry over; This time I’ll try to keep some notes so I can’t point the developers toward any remaining problems.

Yes, you can remove it, but you will also be killing puppies and kittens.

In terms of actually doing this, I am pretty sure you can since it is released under the same license as WordPress which I am pretty sure you can remove credit.

Howdy. I’m not sure why there is a problem. Here’s what I think is happening.

register_sidebar_widget( __(‘Members’, ‘buddypress’), ‘bp_core_widget_members’);

That registers the members widget with translation. If in your .mo and .po file the word “Members” is translated then it should work fine. This is what you are doing?

Looking at the random blogs problem now. Don’t know about the translation question. I’ll have to investigate that.

OK. Random blog question is actually a bug. Ticket and patch for the fix is: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/445

I understand your admin bar language question but can’t decide if it’s a bug or an enhancement. I’ll post it as a bug and it will get noticed that way. Andy can decide if it’s more along the lines of an enhancement by changing it’s status.

I know. I’m being lazy by delegating the issue upward.

Yes. Many people know how to do this. We learned by hunting down the appropriate css entities and modifying them. I did it by first of all getting the wildly wonderful firebug extension for firefox.

http://getfirebug.com/

Firebug told me the exact file and line to modify. It even let me change the css interactively on a live web page. Try before I buy. Very cool.

This time around firebug told me that the bp home theme css padding entry for the content area lives in:

/wp-content/themes/buddypress-home/css/base.css

Change line number 121: padding: 0 20px; to padding: 0;

I think I’m gonna rename this thread “The perils of not giving credit where credit is due”

Next contributor please.

Sitewide tags is up and running with bp. No problems encountered so far.

hi!

I have installed wp mu 2.7, it works great, i can creat new blogs and users, subdomens work too, but when I loaded bp1 beta 2(in mu-plugins), admin panel doesnt work, I also loaded member-themes in wp-content and buddypress-home in themes, and 777 on httpdocs and wp-content, what is wrong? thanks