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If anyone comes to this post looking for help on using Divi with BuddyPress here’s the first thing that you need to do.

1. Log in to your WordPress site.
2. From the WordPress sidebar select “Divi > Theme Options”.
3. Go to the “General” tab (which should be selected by default) found below the Divi Theme Options text.
4. Click on the “Performance” sub-tab.
5. Disable “Dynamic CSS”.

This should fix the header and footer formatting issues that most people see when using Divi with BuddyPress.

Your question is more in line as a support question for the Buddyx theme folks. If you haven’t already tried their support forum for the Buddyx theme.

Furthermore, the first plugin you listed (WP Google Search) provides a search widget that you can add to any of the available widget areas provided by the Buddyx theme, the other plugins you listed may provide a widget as well. This approach might be easier than trying to add relevant code, e.g. a shortcode (if available) to a header file.

I meant the link because there is no button.
To risca, it depends which template you use, default or novoue. If it is novoue pick up the template file for the emails, search for the unsubscribe link and delete or comment it out. Then save this file in a directory called buddypress with the same folder structure in your child theme directory.

The login page shown in the 1st screenshot is due to having the Community Visibility option set to “Members Only” (Private Community) within BuddyPress options. This option was introduced in version 12.0.0 and there appears to be some situations in which the default WordPress login page appears as opposed to the intended “Private Community” login page. Nevertheless, the “Private Community” login page can be disabled by utilizing the bp_view_no_access_redirect_to_login_screen filter hook and you will want your callback function to return a value of true. The following link is the line of code where the filter hook resides for v14.3.4:

bp_view_no_access_redirect_to_login_screen

The registration page shown in the 2nd screenshot is actually the BuddyPress registration page. Why it looks different is because the Buddyx theme is utilizing CSS rules to alter/change the appearance. You should contact Wbcom Designs support regarding the restoration of the default appearance.

The snippet does what it is coded to do, therefore, either the snippet is not being invoked or there is something else (possibly a plugin, theme or other custom code) that is counteracting the snippet.

I’m not familiar with the “username only” plugin, is this plugin available via the WordPress plugins directory? I’m asking because this plugin or some other external factor (a different plugin or theme) might be disrupting the normal flow of events.

The snippet relies on the bp_get_title_parts filter hook which relies on the bp_modify_page_title() function to be invoked by the wp_title filter hook.

You can try hooking the snippet to the wp_title filter hook to see if that makes any difference, i.e., change:

From:

add_filter( 'bp_get_title_parts', 'yz_change_buddypress_browser_tab_title', 999 );

To:

add_filter( 'wp_title', 'yz_change_buddypress_browser_tab_title', 999 );

From what I can tell, the snippet replaces the text portion of what BuddyPress would normally add to the meta “title” with the text “XXXX” (without the quotes). For example on a members profile view page (site.url/members/username/profile):

Display name of user: test
Website name: Apple

Without snippet: Profile | test | Apple

With snippet: XXXX | Apple

The snippet (copy & paste) was checked for use in the bp-custom.php file and the functions.php file of a child theme. Perhaps, you could elaborate a bit more as to the steps you took to implement the snippet and what you expected the result to be.

Delete it in the email template of your theme and upload it to buddypress folder in your theme directory to be update safe.

Apparently, this is the current behavior of the bp_rewrites_get_url() function, i.e., the missing trailing slash, when the permalink structure is missing a trailing slash. Hence, a permalink of /%postname%/.html will result in a URL with a missing trailing slash, e.g.:

site.url/members/<user_name>

This causes a 404 error when bbPress tries to concatenate the URLs for the following:

• Replies Created
• Engagements
• Favorites
• Subscriptions

What’s peculiar is that “Topics Started” isn’t affected because, for bbPress, all member area URLs (navigation links) are based on either the bp_displayed_user_domain() or the bp_loggedin_user_domain() functions and both of these functions have the bp_rewrites_get_url() function in the chain for return.

Regardless, this appears to be problematic due to some 3rd party themes and plugins that make use of various other BP functions that have bp_rewrites_get_url() function in the chain for return.

If all BuddyPress links are redirecting to the homepage, it’s often due to permalink issues or missing BuddyPress pages. Try re-saving your permalink settings under Settings > Permalinks, and ensure all required BuddyPress pages (like Members, Activity) are correctly assigned under Settings > BuddyPress > Pages. Also, check for theme or plugin conflicts.

Thanks for the info regarding your theme. The URL structure appears to be a bit odd, your screenshot reveals:

http://localhost/graymatter/index.php/register

Where is the “index.php” coming from? Given that rewrite rules and permalinks are working correctly, the expectation would be that the URL would be:

http://localhost/graymatter/register

When you click on the “Sample Page”, does it show the contents of the “Sample Page”? And what does the URL structure for that page show?

What WordPress theme are you using? Also, when you are in the wp-admin area, go to Settings > Permalinks and make sure the “Permalink structure” is not set to “Plain”.

What might help is that you include a screenshot of the menus and what a page looks like with no content. For example, the following is a screenshot of a page (with content) when the “Activity” menu item is selected:

Additionally, what WordPress theme are you using?