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Hi,

You’re probably on a large screen. Default display of the directory is already a list. See template code (members-loop.php) using ul and li !

Check your theme or try to simulate a mobile screen (if u use firefox it’s Ctrl+shif+m) to see if your directory get wrapped or not. If not, adjust your (child)theme CSS.

Have you looked at template hierarchy?

Template Hierarchy

Hi @etavio

Your custom plugin is most likely filtering get_avatar to display your custom images. BuddyPress actually bypasses that filter through the use of bp_core_fetch_avatar().

Ref: https://github.com/buddypress/BuddyPress/blob/master/src/bp-core/bp-core-avatars.php#L192

You will need to use a different filter.

BuddyPress users are the same as WordPress so you can create a user using https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_create_user

To set profile fields data:

xprofile_set_field_data( $field, $user_id, $value, $is_required = false )

$fields = field id

$user_id = current login user id

$value = inserted value

$is_required = boolean

BuddyPress searches username and profile fields to find a member. You would need to develop a custom solution for this. Is this requirement for site admins? If so, you can find members by id in the admin -> Users menu item.

Any profile fields you create in the admin that are in the first section are automatically added to the registration form.

User Extended Profiles

Hi,

you have to check your custom plugin. Or even to deactivate it, as it is no more necessary when you use BP. Problem seems to be that you created something related to members handling before BP was installed.

BuddyPress handles members and their avatars via the buit-in WP avatar function.

If you need more help, please give details about your config, theme and custom code. Thxs 😉

Hi,

it’s related to a custom work of the theme used on buddypress.org. You can read more here and get the source code here.

Read also some advice here

If so, make sure you assign that page to your BuddyPress “register” page under the BuddyPress admin menu.

Unless you are explicitly using the bp-default theme, not recommended, you should always use these templates: buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\

iow. this members-loop:
buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\members-loop.php

Do not edit core BuddyPress files. Next update, it’ll be replaced and you’ll have to do it all over again.

@mtgame21 We attempted to comprehensively provide classes on the body element to cover and catch as many conditions in BP so check those classes – as Henry points out – on the body element. The first you’ll possibly notice is ‘.bp-user’ to cover all instances of a users account screens. As an example if you’re looking at your profile screen you should see a series of body class tokens like this:

xprofile bp-user my-account my-profile profile public buddypress

With these classes we cover all important states, we inform we are on a Users series of screens ‘bp-user’, we state in this instance that it’s the logged in users account with ‘my-account’, we state the specific screen ‘profile’ and again we further specify that this is ‘my-profile’ the logged in user.

Check out further screens to see how these class tokens will change.