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@qrahaman similar to pollyplummer’s tutorial at http://wpmu.org/how-to-create-a-custom-buddypress-members-directory/ where make the element float left with right and bottom margins. Good luck

@carlh1 Change to Twenty Twelve theme and check out if BP pages are showing up. If it is, then it’s your theme, and you should contact the theme author.
EDIT – they also have another theme “Rounders” with same issue https://buddypress.org/support/topic/bp-template-pack-step-3-2/

a member login menu that would take the registered users to a login form similar to the form on the sidebar. Hope that makes sense.

@bookee you can create a page template with only the login form code you copied then go to Pages > Add New, add Page Title e.g. Join Us, then use the page template with the login form you created. Or, you might want to try out pcwriter’s tutorial http://wpmu.org/how-to-build-a-facebook-style-members-only-wordpress-buddypress-site/

thanks. i’m on shared – doubt i even have access to memory settings

Haha, thank you @mercime and @dasped. BuddyPress is definitely my friend 🙂

I attempted to bring up the “duplicate posting” of BP 1.7beta1 to the Parallelus team, but they did not treat it very well and told me to go screw off, in a manner of speaking.

In the meantime, BP 1.6.4 works great with my Parallelus themes (no duplicate posting). I’m sure BP 1.7 public release will have fixed this issue. If not, I will then go to my theme “support” team (with a pretty please and cherry on top).

Thanks again — Marty McGee

@akgt have you done some basic troubleshooting like reverting to BP Default theme and/or deactivating all plugins except BuddyPress and bbPress?

@shanebp
Just tried it with the change you made and I still have the same issue. it seems only the admin account is effective at blocking, while subscribers has no effect at all when blocking. If user1 blocks user2 then user2 still see’s user1’s activity and is still visible in the members page as well. The only plugins I have activated is your plugin, buddypress, and bbpress. Not sure what the issue is!

@garethmartin when you upgraded WordPress (from what version to latest?), did you upgrade BuddyPress as well? Did you check if your theme is compatible with WP/BP versions?

@discdemo referring you to what I posted at https://buddypress.org/support/topic/basic-margin-and-sidebar-adjustment/ adjust width of sidebar to taste.

@coopersita moving profiles to dashboard is harder than enabling your users to post in the front-end from their profile area via existing plugin 🙂 Check out http://buddydev.com/buddypress/introducing-buddyblog-allow-users-to-blog-from-their-buddypress-profile/ See comments area after post for attaching images to the post.

@awmeneca re attaching uploaded media to post, see code posted in comments at http://buddydev.com/buddypress/introducing-buddyblog-allow-users-to-blog-from-their-buddypress-profile/ or post there directly for more information/direction.

@webwarriorwng free BuddyPress Live Notification plugin http://buddydev.com/plugins/buddypress-live-notification/

Fixed in BP 1.7. It’ll be out soon, or you can try the new beta 2 today: https://buddypress.org/2013/03/buddypress-1-7-beta-2/

@cikez Sorry but I am not too familiar with Artisteer themes structure. Maybe someone that has experience with these themes can jump in to lend you a hand. My apologies!

you could be over your memory limits i believe both woo commerce and buddypress are relatively memory hungry running both on a shared server or vps without much memory allocated probably wouldn’t get very far. just my thoughts.

hi @boiy

you have to code this yourself or hire a dev to do it for you.

maybe this plugin can inspire you https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/word-linker/

or this older one https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-group-topic-tags/

That’s the way to approach it then you know exactly at what point and at what function things went awry at, makes it easier to focus on the reason.

Glad to hear it. It may be the case however that as you start to customize those layouts that things go awry as the themes proprietary approaches to building pages from the backend kicks in but overall it didn’t look too bad on simple activation.