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Shooting of one in the dark, but try deleting the bp-themes folder from the buddypress directory now that you’ve moved the themes over.

When you say “naked” you mean the stylesheet is not loaded?

your plug-in works fine !

Would be nice to see a feature, that users do not have to visit the Dashboard, but being able to post via the theme.

Also, the possibility to disable the Dashboard at all would be great (for many people, using the Dashboard is just too complicated….).

Many thanks,

Erich

wordpressfan: That’s nothing directly to do with the subject of this thread, which has been marked completed. Start a new thread.

Styling for the default theme is not active. Although there should be styling, just naked text appears.

Ah, I see Paul has beat me to it!

I assume that you are running on the bleeding edge, that you reinstalled the most recent BuddyPress trunk. The name of the parent theme was changed in r1843 and many new improvements made to the overall new parent/child theme architecture.

As the above referenced changeset indicates, the first step you should try is reactivating your theme. If that does not do the trick, then since you’re using a customized parent/child theme, you need to make sure that you carefully inspect the new default parent/child theme and find were any changes might have been made.

It was merely renamed from bp-sn-framework to bp-sn-parent.

yes

It sounds like you need to learn a bit about how WordPress child themes are implemented. I had a quick google and found http://op111.net/53.

I’ve also removed the status from this thread as it isn’t a support issue.

You need to copy the relevant stuff from within BuddyPress’ theme’s functions.php into the functions.php of the active theme (unless your new theme is a child theme of BuddyPress).

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@wordpressfan

I’m closing this thread as it deals with the exact same issue you posted several hours earlier. You can read my response in that thread.

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/member-theme-remove-me-and-my-profile-columns

The theme template file is…

mu/wp-content/bp-themes/THEMENAME/profile/index.php

How will your members gain access to their profile data–for editing–or their friends, groups, and messages, etcetera, if you remove the userbar?

I do not recommend this, unless you are planning to provide an alternate way for your members to access this data.

But, what you need to do to remove the “Me” column in the default BuddyPress member theme, is modify the userbar.php in your template file. To remove the “My Profile” column, you basically have to remove the xprofile navigation menu item that xprofile_setup_nav() invokes. The best way to do that is by creating a function in your bp-custom.php file that then invokes a remove_action() for the appropriate do_actions of that function.

Of course, if you remove the “Me” column it will automatically solve your issue of having the “My Profile” column being displayed. You will then have to come up with your own solution to just show the profile data for that given member. It can be done, but what you are asking removes so much access to BuddyPress functionality that I suggest you reconsider.

In BP1.1 it would be easiest to make a custom theme file to do this inside the member-loop.php. You could check the field name and if it = the name of your field, then you can grab the next field, format it the way you want, and continue.

What BP version are you using?