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Thanks for your help, but its not the solution.

My TopMenu got the content you see on that screen.

http://www.pic-upload.de/view-28637544/Top_normal.jpg.html

I try to explain my problem better.

The TopMenu works when the Buddypress Plugin is deactivated. Its on all Sites that Menu I want to have.
After I activate the Plugin on some of the sites(Buddypress specific sites) changes the TopMenu and show the content from the NavigationBar.

So I think there is a piece of code in any PHP-File which overwrites my TopMenu.

Any ideas???

For some reason, one of the plugins mentioned was conflicting with Buddypress.

after deactivating buddypress

http://www.pic-upload.de/view-28637541/Top_no_buddypress.jpg.html
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how it should looks like

http://www.pic-upload.de/view-28637544/Top_normal.jpg.html
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wrong content after clicking buddypress content from the dropdown-menu off the topbar,
it shows the content from the navigation bar, also in the topbar

http://www.pic-upload.de/view-28637548/Top_wrong_content.jpg.html

http://www.trachtentracht.de/

thats the site, it only shows up fpr logged in user.
After creating an account you can click on several links in the topbar all the buddypress links are messed up. For example “Nachrichten” from the dropdown menu.
Stick for a while with this problem and nobody can handle it.
I ask the theme support and the wordpress support weeks ago.

probably my final update for this:

#buddypress #object-nav, #buddypress #subnav, #buddypress #groups-directory-form .item-list-tabs {outline:0;margin:0;text-align:center;}
#buddypress #object-nav ul, #buddypress #subnav ul, #buddypress #groups-directory-form .item-list-tabs ul {display:table;width:100%;table-layout:fixed;font-size:.65em;}
#buddypress #subnav ul {width:98%;font-size:.6em;margin:0 1%;}
#buddypress #object-nav li, #buddypress #subnav li, #buddypress #groups-directory-form .item-list-tabs li {display:table-cell;float:none;text-align:center;height:2em;padding-top:.5em;background-color:#ddd;border:1px solid #c6c6c6;border-bottom: 1px solid #999;text-decoration: none;outline:0;margin:0;}
#buddypress #object-nav li a, #buddypress #subnav li a, #buddypress #groups-directory-form .item-list-tabs li a{display:block;text-align:center;word-wrap: break-word;padding:0!important;color:#888;text-shadow: 0 0 1px #ddd;outline:0;}
#buddypress #object-nav li a:hover, #buddypress #subnav li a:hover, #buddypress #groups-directory-form .item-list-tabs li a:hover {color:#000;outline:0;text-shadow: 0 0 1px #fff;}
#buddypress #object-nav li.current, #buddypress #subnav li.current, #buddypress #groups-directory-form .item-list-tabs li.selected {border-color:#999;border-bottom-color:transparent;background-color:transparent;}
#buddypress #object-nav li.current a, #buddypress #subnav li.current a, #buddypress #groups-directory-form .item-list-tabs li.selected a {pointer-events:none;cursor:default;color:#222;font-weight:700;}
#buddypress #object-nav li.current a:hover, #buddypress #subnav li.current a:hover, #buddypress #groups-directory-form .item-list-tabs li.selected a:hover {color:#222;font-weight:700;}
#buddypress div#subnav.item-list-tabs {margin:0!important;padding-top:1em;}
#buddypress div.item-list-tabs ul li a span {display: block!important;border:none!important;background-color:transparent!important;padding:0!important;margin:0!important;}
#buddypress select#activity-filter-by {font-size:.8em;}

OK, I’ve managed to replicate the problem on my test site. It seems to be related to comments on older posts.

I’m running 2015 and Buddypress, that’s all.

Comments on older posts are not showing in the activity feed when it is set to Everything, they can only be seen if comments only are selected in the filter.

Comments on recent posts are shown under the update for that post.

Thanks shanebp. I just found out the plugin was updated 8 months ago on GitHub to allow for this:

https://github.com/r-a-y/buddypress-followers/commit/be48a8ee7d1baa0b3cf73f98597c3c12ff3e16b3

But for some reason they haven’t updated the plugin in the WordPress.org plugin directory for over a year.

On the buddypress menus?

I think it’s just for the wordpress menus.

I found the issue, because I have written the theme from scratch, it is not buddypress compatible. So now I have to go back through it and editing the templates to be compatible with BuddyPress

No. They are not there. As I mentioned,I have deleted the plugins and moved all the pages associated with it to trash. When I installed BuddyPress plugin back there were no new pages in dashboard. Only when I recovered the pages (I am not even sure the right one,since I had two “members”pages, I can see it now in the settings. But shouldn’t BuddyPress create those pages automatically?

Well as soon as I post it I figure it out.. go figure 🙂

In case anyone else is confused here’s what I did and I had no clue going into it.

Use this https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/customizing/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/ for a reference on what to name your files and where to put them. (.po and .mo files, trust me I did not even know what these were)

Download this editor/compiler here: https://poedit.net/download (it’s free!)
You will need this to create (compile) the .mo file (if you want to know what these files are google it, that’s what I did)

Use the buddypress link above and go to the “Translating with PoEdit” section, it will walk you through how to open the file with Poedit.
(This part “This will open a settings dialog and you will be asked to fill in some details such as project name which we’ll skip. Click on ‘OK’ and you’ll be asked to save your language file.” did not happen for me, it asked me my language and I selected English United States, choose what you desire.)

Now remember in my case I needed to change a few buddypress page titles.
Example: I wanted to change the buddypress title “Groups” to “Chat Rooms” –
While in Poedit with your .po file open, where you need to change it seems to be near the bottom of the file. Scroll down until you see something like this “Site-Wide Activity [component directory title]” (this was the first one for me). These are the buddypress page titles, this is where you can change them.

Click on the title you want to change, my case Groups, below you will see “Source text” this is where “Groups” is showing. In the text area under that you will see “Translation”, this is where I typed “Chat Rooms”, as this is the title I would like it changed to.

When finished Save your .po file. Back to Poedit, click File, select “Compile to MO” , save you .mo file as directed in the buddypress link above.
Follow the rest of the instructions in the link to upload your .po and .mo files.

I hope this helps out others who are new to buddypress! 🙂