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  • #48442
    yairnazz
    Participant

    I dont mean the buddypress members theme in general i mean specifically the page where the profile is held for the user (not profile/index.php)

    ex. http://cravedgames.com/wordpressmu/wordpress-mu/members/admin/activity

    #48440
    takuya
    Participant

    There’re many topics on this, try search again.

    Here’s the document about member theme.

    https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/using-the-buddypress-themes/

    You basically need to look at bp-themes/bpmember/

    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    Can’t wait to test it.

    Thanks for coding such a complex BP plugin, Burt!

    Burt Adsit
    Participant

    BuddyPress Contents is a content aggregation and organization tool for BuddyPress. It implements Tags and hierarchical Categories for any type of content. Member, Group and Blog tags and categories are implemented first.

    Description

    Content Types

    The three content types that bpc currently recognizes are Members, Groups and Blogs. Any type of content can be integrated into bpc however. bpc implements a content neutral ‘Item’ type that represents the various types of content within the tags and categories.

    Tags and Categories

    bpc tags and categories are based on the WordPress custom taxonomy system. The taxonomy system has been modified to support any content type and arbitrary tag and category target URLs.

    The Site Admin manages the available categories for Members, Groups and Blogs. Individual users can then select where they fit within the category tree. Mulitple categories can be selected and the user can elect to remove themselves or add themselves to the available categories.

    Tags are the free form ‘folksonomy’ discovery method for users. Individual users can create arbitrary tags that describe themselves. They can also tag themselves with existing tags to attach themselves to a particular group. The Site Admin can manage the tags that appear on their site. Deleting or modifing the tag name as they deem appropriate.

    Groups and Blogs have the same tagging nd category capabilities as Members. The group or blog admin can create tags and select categories for their group or blog.

    Member Tags and Categories

    Each BuddyPress user can create profile tags that represent their interests. Visit My Account > Contents > Profile > Tags to create your tags. Enter a comma separated list of tags.

    Select the categories that you’d like to be represented in by visiting My Account > Contents > Profile > Categories

    Widgets for Member tags and categories are available.

    Group Tags and Categories

    Each BP Group can create individual tags to allow easier discovery. Any Group admin or moderator can create group tags and categories by going to the group home page Groups > My Group > Contents > Tags and Contents > Categories

    Blog Tags and Categories

    Each blog in a wpmu installation can be tagged through the blog creator’s Blogs > My Blogs > Contents area.

    Choose Contents > Select a Blog and then create tags and categories for your blog through Contents > Tags and Contents > Categories

    Download: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bpcontents/

    21cdb
    Participant

    Hey,

    Is there any way to hide the adminbar for users who are not logged in, but only on the user blogs and not on the bp homepage / hometheme?

    #5654
    yairnazz
    Participant

    Does anyone know what files (directory as well) must be edited in order to totally change the user bar that originally comes with buddypress,

    By the userbar i mean the bar that says buddeypress in the top left corner, is adjustable in with, has a gradient background, had show random post function etc.

    Thank You in advance!

    #5653
    westpointer
    Participant

    Greetings! First, this isn’t a BuddyPress question so much as a WordPress mu question. But, I know we have a lot of mu experts here! I have a plugin that inserts code into the_content. I’m using explode('</p>', $content) in WordPress to break up the_content in paragraph blocks. That’s great in WP because before inserting the post into the database, WP replaces the newlines with paragraph tags.

    However, WP mu doesn’t do that. The post table still has the newlines instead of the html paragraph tags. What can I use in my explode statement instead of the closing paragraph tag?

    Thanks!

    #5652
    3359619
    Inactive

    I am currently using the WordPress 2.7.1, BPpress 1.0.2, and BBpress 1.0-rc-3.

    I am looking for a signature plugin that will work in the buddypress wires and BP group forums and will also work in the WordPress blogs.

    Many people that use forums today are still using a signature that automatically embeds in the bottom of all their posts. The user sets up the signature on these forums in their forum profile. I am looking for a plugin that will work with buddypress, that will allow WP, BB or BP users the capability of setting up a signature that will be automatically posted in the bottom of each of their posts/forum posts.

    A typically signature might look like in closing: ‘Thanks so much, Gen.Superman’ and then many of these forum users like to add a banner image below their name in the signature. These typical banner images might by the default banner size of 468×60. Now, I have BP-DEV’s TinyMCE installed and it is works perfectly in buddypress, so hopefully it will allow embedded images.

    Can someone please inform me if there is a signature plugin for buddypress, that will allow users to post their signature at the end of each of their posts automatically in the group forums or wires or comments or even wp blogs? I need a signature plugin that will work with all.

    Thanks for any suggestions or help. It is always appreciated.

    Gen.Superman

    -Banner image suppose to go here-

    #48430
    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    While Andy’s solution will work, you can bet Mozilla is going to address this bug, so I wouldn’t really worry about it too much.

    #48429
    José M. Villar
    Participant

    Did what the Creator said, worked charmly on my bbP theme.

    #48428
    Burt Adsit
    Participant

    It’s all kinda hazy as to what the solution was in the middle of the WTF event. Upgrading to the current ver of bp’s themes and clearing everything out worked. I’d bet money on Andy though.

    #48427
    David Mazza
    Participant

    Yeah, I had this problem for a while with 3.5 (while in beta) and it was fixed after buddypress 1.0.

    #48426
    José M. Villar
    Participant

    Hi Mr. M.

    Unfortunately, it seems FF 3.5 update messes your sites layout (http://simplercomputing.net/bp/), all fonts appear double sized.

    More on that here: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=3398

    #48425
    David Mazza
    Participant

    Awesome. We really appreciate it.

    #48424
    Andy Peatling
    Keymaster

    I’m almost positive this is a bug in FF3.5 and it’s understanding of shorthad “font” declarations.

    This is fixed in the latest default themes in 1.0.2.

    This is what you need to do:

    Find the “html {” declaration in the CSS files, and look for the “font:” part. Delete it and replace it with this:

    font-size: 11px;
    font-family: "Lucida Grande", "Lucida Sans Unicode", "Lucida Sans", Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif;

    Then find the “body {” declaration, and replace the “font” part with:

    font-size: 12px;

    Do the same in both your WordPress and BuddyPress theme.

    #48423
    Scotm
    Participant

    M

    Great news re: Twitter plugin. Can’t wait to try it out.

    #48422
    flynn
    Participant

    Hey all, sorry to bump and old thread, but it’s related, I promise ;)

    I’ve installed reCAPTCHA in the plugins folder, and it works brilliantly for comments. (For that matter so does wmpu-captcha in the mu-plugins folder) But neither seem to work on the registration page.

    Working – http://thompsonjason.org/2009/04/11/hello-world/#comments

    Not Working – http://thompsonjason.org/register

    Is there a bit of code that I should be inserting into my registration page to make reCAPTCHA show up. I’ve been getting a lot of spam accounts being created lately, so I really need to get this going before we can launch the site. Any help is greatly appreciated.

    #48421
    Mark
    Participant

    Sorry for the lag time folks – earning an income to pay bills has to take priority over developing code for free ;-)

    I’ll get back to finishing up the chat plugin as soon as I can.

    Meanwhile the BP Twitter plugin is essentially finished. I just need to check a few things before releasing it.

    #48419

    In reply to: File upload to groups

    chouxpastry2002
    Participant

    Me too looking for same plugin if that would be available it would be great because of this facility i have turned to elgg from buddy press.

    But i want to use buddypress from bottom of my heart as die hard fan of wordpress.

    Please guys do something about it.

    Sam.

    #48418
    Kunal17
    Participant

    Hmm, dosent look like there has been any updates in the past couple of weeks on the plugin site either..

    carinallc
    Participant

    Hello All

    Just created a test BuddyPress site for an organization, and having some problems understanding how Blog creation works.

    The install is at http://[companyname].com/%5Borg%5D

    I chose http://[blog].[companyname].com/%5Borg%5D for the blogs

    The “main” blog created fine, and I can post entries there from withini BP as well as using Live Writer. By default, it located itself at http://[companyname].com/%5Borg%5D/blog

    However, when I create User blogs, I get a Not Found. They show the URL http://[username].[companyname].com/%5Borg%5D

    Any help would be appreciated. I’ve searched the forums using Blog, Blogs as the tag but haven’t seen this addressed.

    Thanks

    #48415
    Sandeep Ramamoorthy
    Participant

    Count me in…

    I am eager to download this plugin….

    #48412
    Sandeep Ramamoorthy
    Participant

    Ok.. i found that i can edit this at the home.php in bphome theme.

    But how can i call a widget in buddypress?

    #48408
    Burt Adsit
    Participant

    I don’t know what to tell you then. I upgraded my themes also to the trunk version of the themes because I’m running trunk bp.

    #48406
    thebigk
    Participant

    @Burt:

    Just cleared the cache. Now the fonts look bigger than they should normally be. Yep, the site looks nicer in IE8 & Chrome ;) .

    But this is really serious. Can someone fix this on priority? please?

    PS: Shall I upgrade the theme on my 1.0 bp installation? Will it work?

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