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  • #40149
    brad85
    Member

    Hey Burt,

    Believe me I have Firebug and know how amazing it is…however I’ve used “inspect” and have tried to figure out every which way to change one but not the other…I can’t seem to find the correct element that changes the left sidebar ONLY and the center sidebar ONLY. Since I want to change both in different ways, I can’t exactly edit the css of .widget. Do you know which element I should be editing? I don’t think they are measured in pixels because they seem to be fluid on different resolutions.

    #40139
    Sgrunt
    Participant

    “i have the BuddyPress Home Theme set to active and the other set to no.”

    here you are talking bout the “admin themes” where admin can approve or not themes that can be activated. But it is not the activation: go to Design / Themes and click on the selected theme you want to be active.

    #40138
    Burt Adsit
    Participant

    The member theme and some core functions all refer to the main blog. The will use whatever translation is active on that blog.

    #40137
    Sgrunt
    Participant

    thanx Daniel i’ll visit your site. I’m waiting a bit so people can show me theme bugs or other problems to fix.

    #40134
    stefanovski
    Member

    i have the BuddyPress Home Theme set to active and the other set to no. yet it still gives me the other themes. other than with myself, where do you think the root of this error might be?

    #40130

    In reply to: BP-FBConnect Plugin

    danielfelice
    Participant

    got this working now

    however I am unable to log out via BP, I have to go to FB to logout

    Are there functions in the home theme that need to be carried across into my custom theme?

    #40128

    Double, triple, quadruple check your work…

    You’ll need to change your active theme in the main blog Appearance area also.

    #40124
    danielfelice
    Participant

    You should submit your designs to the Free BuddyPress Themes contest – http://www.freebpthemes.com

    nicolagreco
    Participant

    You could do that making the $args an array that contains values that have to be extracted, for example $before_widget that is in the code has to be

    $args = ‘<div class=”my_class”>’;

    $args = ‘</div>’;

    $args = ‘<h2>’;

    $args = ‘</h2>’;

    and us $args in the function like bp_widget_you_want( $args )

    Burt Adsit
    Participant

    Currently the bp widgets can’t be called as template functions.

    #40118
    Burt Adsit
    Participant

    Run don’t walk, to get firebug. http://getfirebug.com/

    It is one of the essential parts of any toolkit. It will tell you what the names of the divs are that control this, show you the css that controls everything, including the names of the files and even allow you to interactively change settings on the fly to try things out.

    #40111
    nicolagreco
    Participant

    Ok It works now :)

    I think that member-themes wasn’t confusing, anyway bp-themes is better

    jayemes
    Participant

    I am using a plugin that makes all of my new blog signups an ‘editor’ of their own blog. I want to use Buddypress and have all of the widgets the same for all of my new blogs, so they look the same. Is there a way to do this so I don’t have to set up each blog’s widget positions as it’s created? I can’t imagine every Buddypress install out there gives their users admin access to change the templates? Clearly I must be doing something wrong.

    #40098
    fishbowl81
    Participant

    We need to get Andy to changed the member theme not to show private profile fields, and then use those private profile fields in custom boxes to diaplay stuff. This would be a great way to ask for zipcode, and build a custom module to show a Google Map, or ask for birthday and just show a count down timer until their birthday.

    Where I don’t expect this to be in the 1st version, but would be nice to get the details hammered out in early post release versions.

    Brad

    #40092

    I’m playing around with the buddypress-home theme at the moment.

    Thanks, I’ll have a look at that.

    #40091
    mspecht
    Participant

    Hi Kelly,

    Each blog uses it’s own theme so you will need to write your own actions to do this similar to https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic.php?id=8041 and http://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic.php?id=653 would be my guess.

    #40090
    mspecht
    Participant

    On my install it defaulted to domain.tld/blog and looking at line 72 of bp-core.php the slug should be blog:-

    /* Define the slug for the blog page */

    define( ‘HOME_BLOG_SLUG’, apply_filters( ‘bp_home_blog_slug’, ‘blog’ ) );

    What theme are you using??

    #40072
    benny148148
    Participant

    I don’t have any errors in my error log for the past two days. Is there maybe an issue with me using the BuddyPress home theme in a subdomain? My root’s theme doesn’t have any customizations for BuddyPress (although I did add register.php, activate.php, plugin-template.php and sidebar-template.php to the themes directory).

    It seems like everything works when I “add” the community subdomain to the links…but I don’t know why.

    Edit: This even includes the register link…when I try domain.com/register, it redirects to a login screen, but when I use community.domain.com/register, it works perfectly! What is the secret magical power of the community subdomain?!

    #40071
    brad85
    Member

    That makes sense, but my issue isn’t that my links are wrong…it’s that when I add register.php to my custom theme, the Sign Up link takes me to “http://domain.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http://domain.com/register&#8221; instead of just “http://domain.com/register .” All my links point to the /register screen, but it just redirects to the standard WP login screen instead of the register page.

    #40070

    In reply to: wp-signup vs register

    tamphet
    Participant

    Thanks for the info. However, after copy the register.php into my theme, it takes me to the login page.

    In the adress bar it shows http://mysite.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http://mysite.com/register

    Thanks for all your help

    #40067

    In reply to: wp-signup vs register

    Tracedef
    Participant

    Yep, I was confused about this for a little while too… if BP can’t find register.php in your home theme it defaults to wp-signup.php….. should have known to make sure all BP files had an equivalent in the theme I was building…

    #40065
    nicolagreco
    Participant

    @sgrunt please don’t write more posts consecutively

    #40064
    Sgrunt
    Participant

    I’ve reuploaded the file (you see Beta 2 in the download link). I’ve removed site wide styling, in this way home theme and member are indipendent from each other and you can use my home theme and a different member theme and viceversa

    #40063

    In reply to: Fatal error

    You haven’t uploaded the member theme files to the correct location.

    Check the install directions carefully and try again. :)

    #40059
    Sgrunt
    Participant

    great!!!! today i’ll fix and reupload the zip file. Please then tell us the address of your website here and in the buddydress.com comments, so people can see working websites with the new theme

    update: reuploaded file just now

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