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Yes , I already check in admin , there is no any page is created. But same buddypress plugin i have try in local and there is also not required to create page. but working in local.

I also try with deactivate all plugins but not found problem.

If Did you have any strong solution for that then please describe it here…

Thanks I read the links but am still somewhat confused….I am going to have to dig…I am use to it as I have done ALOT of digging while learning both wordpress and buddypress…I am a little confused on what that link is explaining…I guess what I was trying to get at that if I am going to show up I would at least like it to label me as admin and where do I set up to be able to moderate things on the site…especially the forum but on buddypress as well…I want to be able to moderate for any abuse, language, etc but first and foremost I want to see myself labeled on there as the administrator…Rhonda

hi,

I have try with permalink but not working, still same problem.

And I think no need to create page in admin for create group , it’s directly provide by Buddypress plugin.

If not then how can i create page for that , can you assist me.. ?
I am using theme jumpstart.

Waiting for your reply.

Thanks,

@danbp and @shanebp

Working on a tutorial for people unfamiliar with BuddyPress on one of my blogs: http://blogunity.net/front/how-to-customize-your-buddypress/

Obviously just a work in progress but I think it will help introduce the task. Any thoughts welcome.

@danbp This is just an idea, but maybe it would be possible to harness the power and motivation of us bunch of developers who want to work on additions to BuddyPress but don’t know our way around the BuddyPress code if one of you guys responsible for the code were to do a basic YouTube video where you just, say, set out to make 3 changes to it (maybe along the lines of whatever people are requesting the most), then just looked at the page before, went into the code and found that, made the edit, then returned. Even though the actual code might not be useful for what others are doing, just seeing what it looks like when you do it and getting a feel for someone navigating the code / editing it may give us a good footing?

Hi @danbp and thank you for responding.

I had been searching the files inside the plugin, trying to find one that directed the layouts so I could edit that. I figured I would back up the entire plugin, then make notes on the files I was going to edit, then edit them and add comments so I could move my edits to future versions.

I tried searching for page elements, like ” Editing ‘Base’ Profile Group ” which appears on the profile/edit page, but when I tried searching “contents of files, too” I didn’t come up with anything. Maybe you or someone has some suggestion for a good program to drop the files into so I can “search file contents”? I also tried “inspect element” and searched some code there but wasn’t successful. (I’m not a veteran coder by any means — self-taught and have only coded 3 or 4 websites ground up, so there’s a lot I’m not aware of from the coder world).

Thanks for providing that resource. That will be useful when I need to build something with BuddyPress code. I think for editing the existing code though I need to try to find the files that match up with the BuddyPress pages (profile / profile/edit / etc).

si captcha is a good plugin but it looks doesnt good, I already use google recaptcha but it doesnt work for buddypress.

Just an update on this thread.

At the moment, there aren’t any plugins for this. The BuddyPress Like plugin is broken (it breaks WordPress themes on install and isn’t being supported). I tried others as well. The BuddyPress Compliments seems like a great plugin, but only allows users to compliment other members (not compliment posts). It’s interface and options, useability is great though.

It does what many people are requesting (on WordPress as well as this forum): lets people add “likes” to posts AND lets people customize the button that does the “liking” (I mean you can name the object and set an image for it).

Is there any plans within BuddyPress to add a “like” function (which tallys the likes on posts)? (If so, Compliments is a great model.)

Screens of BuddyPress Compliments:

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Figured out the solution to change the background of ‘ADD FRIEND’ in the Members Directory.
If anyone needs to figure this out, just cut & paste this in the bottom of your style.css file
and change the background accordingly.

#buddypress ul.item-list li div.action {
position: absolute;
top: 15px;
right: 0px;
text-align: right;
background-color: rgba(236, 236, 236, 0.01)
}