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I need to install buddypress forum plugin in my subdomain http://1web.co/masjid2.
I am using wordpress 3.5.1. After installation how to proceed with the plugin to create the forum in the page ? Please help me to sort out this problem.

do you have the option checked in BuddyPress settings to track blog posts?

more on what Hugo said. The theme developers can supply responsive BP templates to make it 100% responsive. Even if BP added CSS and HTML to be responsive it still would not be 100% perfect because responsive CSS is different with every theme.

That would certainly make a difference, wouldn’t it 😉 Sorry guy, misread there!

@themefusion wrote: Avada does work with BBpress
That’s good, however the thread was referring to BuddyPress not bbPress 🙂

Could always overload the styles and make it responsive? In it’s ‘native state’ it may never be as these things can tend to be reliant on the parent themes actions.

BP is not responsive.

Hey Guys 🙂 Sorry to dig up an old topic, but I came across it and wanted you to know that Avada does work with BBpress. If you had issues with it, please signup at our support forum and post up a new topic with your questions and we’ll take a look.

Thanks!

No help is ever urgent on voluntary free help forums! 🙂

This sounds like an issue with woocommerece if as you say it providing some form of registration, so have you also contacted their support & asked whether they have a notion of why this happens?

Not sure what you mean by go into the editor of the register php it tells me that buddypress registration is disabled Can you elaborate on the ‘editor of the register php’ and what is telling you buddypress registration is disabled, WP handles enabling / disabling registration, BP just provides a page/form that can be navigated to if a blank registration page is setup.

Sorry for bringing an old thread back to life but I also have this problem and was wondering if I could change the css or html of the theme or of buddypress to stop it duplicating?

@marathifacebook, am not being funny, but no one will be willing to help you with this kind of you attitude, refering to a free plugin which developer spent hours of hardwork on as useless even make the matter worst.

There is no free gmail importer that am aware of, you may have to consider some paid one and make it work with buddypress or code one yourself.

Naijaping

@modemlooper
So anything to do with BuddyPress then?

@nobodymove
Have you tried reverting to twenty twelve theme or bp-default theme to see if your issue persists?
If so then try bulk deactivating all those plugins other than BuddyPress and then reactivate each one individually and test if the issue you are having persists against each one of those plugins as you reactive them individually. I know it sounds tedious but this is pretty basic troubleshooting procedure to narrow down if it is a theme or plugin causing the issue. If you find that it is a theme or plugin then report it to the respective author so they may check and make any adjustments necessary. If the issue persists after this procedure and you have not been able to narrow down the culprit then please report back here.

@nobodymove
This is not default behavior. Please see:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/when-asking-for-support-2/
And supply all the info you can regarding your install!

@disqusnow BuddyPress is a plugin, plugins live in the WP directory /wp-content/plugins/ not in the directory /wp-content/themes/

BP historically ran it’s default theme from it’s plugin struture and still does along with the new theme compatibility files /buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/

If you have a custom theme and you want to edit the bp theme compat templates then you must copy them over to your theme and edit them from there ( to confirm as mentioned earlier the actual WP pages are placeholders you do not enter content in them.)

Please see the codex for more in depth guides to theme compatibility and overloading the templates to your theme.

What you’re trying to do doesn’t work I believe.

BuddyPress only creates those pre-named Pages in WordPress to create Permalink -structures.

I believe the BuddyPress script takes over from that point , those pages have no further meaning from the back-end of your WordPress website. You can add content to them as much as you want but that content will not show up on the front-end of the page because BuddyPress has taken over those pages and instead loads it’s own ‘groups’ – ‘activity’ – ‘members’ templates.

If you want to add some content to those pages you have to look into the template files.

wp-content / plugins / buddypress / bp-templates/ bp-legacy / buddypress / groups / index.php

Thats the files that will be shown when you view the Groups page.
If you would like to add some content to it or edit it in any form you should copy-/paste that file inside your WP Theme folder – just like this.

wp-content / themes / [your-theme-name] / buddypress / groups / index.php <– make sure that’s a COPY of the default version.

So you want to replace fullname “John Doe” with username “johndoe93”? Do you need to make the change sitewide?

r-a-y (BP core developer) has built a plugin for that:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-usernames-only/

Go to pages -> Trash -> empty all pages from trash
And in the page make sure the permlink says groups and not groups-2 (edit if needed)

edit -> ok -> update page