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Can you share with us the results because am interested in doing one?

Nope. Buddypress Home theme.

This is actually not in a template file, its in the navigation rendering array. You could add the class with javascript though if you wanted.

jQuery("#bp-nav a").addClass('ajaxify');

jQuery("#bp-nav a").attr("target","#content");

Yes. Many people know how to do this. We learned by hunting down the appropriate css entities and modifying them. I did it by first of all getting the wildly wonderful firebug extension for firefox.

http://getfirebug.com/

Firebug told me the exact file and line to modify. It even let me change the css interactively on a live web page. Try before I buy. Very cool.

This time around firebug told me that the bp home theme css padding entry for the content area lives in:

/wp-content/themes/buddypress-home/css/base.css

Change line number 121: padding: 0 20px; to padding: 0;

hi!

I have installed wp mu 2.7, it works great, i can creat new blogs and users, subdomens work too, but when I loaded bp1 beta 2(in mu-plugins), admin panel doesnt work, I also loaded member-themes in wp-content and buddypress-home in themes, and 777 on httpdocs and wp-content, what is wrong? thanks

just open wp-content/themes/buddypress-home/css/base.css in a text editor and change:

#header h1 a {

text-indent: -999em;

background: url(../images/logo.gif) top left no-repeat;

overflow: hidden;

width: 214px;

height: 35px;

display: block;

float: left;

}

or simply replace wp-content/themes/buddypress-home/images/logo.gif with your logo.

Most of you folks have done amazing job with their sites – I’m still using buddypress theme (not very good at coding)

My site is a intended to be a social network for people interested in spirituality

‘i360 | My Integral Life’ http://integral360.com

[Is there a tutorial to tweak the BB theme?]

Howdy. Looks like your theme is not calling wp_footer(). That’s where the menu bar is hooked up. You are getting the css which reserves a spot for it at the top of the theme page but not the menu itself.

<?php wp_footer(); ?>

</body>

</html>

Like that in your footer.php

Copy the functions.php file from the latest home theme, into your own home theme.

also just noted that when upgrading you have to reactivate the buddy home theme this gave me a blank screen…

I am having the same problem as danielfelice.

Many links on the site go directly to my member page, or go to login page depending on if I am logged in or not.

I also just installed WPMU 2.7 and the BP Core component, Default Member theme and the Extended Profiles component.

Thanks everyone.

– header.php in both the home and member theme dirs bp_nav_items() > bp-core-templatetags.php function bp_nav_items()

That code is good, but you shouldn’t hack the theme :S

you should add actions

In bbpress, When I Hit the “edit” link would like set the “User Type” of the user to “Administrator”, I get “Sorry, that page was not found” in “buddypress-home” theme.

bbPress: bbpress-1.0-alpha-6

BuddyPress: 1.0b2

Wordpress MU: 2.7

All are releases not SVN

Help…

I think perhaps the question is whether blog posts can be configured to appear on the main page of BP Home Theme versus the widget(s).

Not sure what you mean? Just the posts? You could use the RSS widget calling the main blog posts. What exactly are you trying to achieve? It might be easier if you want the main blog “embedded” in the BP page to just add the BP content to that theme.

Trent

Yes, you can drop in widgets to your existing theme and use that for your root blog. However, member pages and any of the main pages use a “member theme”. There is a default one bundled with the download. If you want to use your blog theme for this too, there are instructions on how you can convert your theme. You will need CSS knowledge though.