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Load more works perfectly with 2.7 and Twenty Sixteen.

Try with that theme first, if it works you’ve found the culprit !
If not, keep 2016 active and deactivate/reactivate one by one all plugins but BP until you isolate the origine of your issue.

If you use custom code in theme or bp, remove or deactivate it provisory while testing.

@vicky0007,

do you mean a static message or as setting option ?

You can deploy a static message on the create step #2, by using this snippet inside of bp-custom.php

function bpex_custom_message_group_creation() {
	if( bp_is_active( 'groups' ) && bp_is_group_creation_step( 'group-settings' ) ) :

		echo 'Only group admins are allowed to post';

	endif;
}
add_action( 'bp_before_group_settings_creation_step', 'bpex_custom_message_group_creation' );

As setting option, read here:

Group Extension API

Only members with the capability ‘bp_moderate’ will see that checkbox option.
And only site administrators are given that capability.
So unless you have a plugin that gives that capability to other members, nobody else can see that option. To check, log into your site as a non-admin.

If you still want to remove it, create a template overload of this file:
buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\single\messages\compose.php
In your overload, remove this:

<?php if ( bp_current_user_can( 'bp_moderate' ) ) : ?>
	<p><label for="send-notice"><input type="checkbox" id="send-notice" name="send-notice" value="1" /> <?php _e( "This is a notice to all users.", 'buddypress' ); ?></label></p>
<?php endif; ?> 

Hello @atfpodcast,
Please, check -> https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/buddypress-cover-images/

Regards

The BuddyPress template hierarchy will help you customise your site’s pages. Check out this article:

Template Hierarchy

I tested the free version and i have no issue with it, at least not whith the 2 widgets activated.
But i haven’t followed the theme recommandation saying i have to use Redux framework. I tested just the theme, not the additionnal plugin. If you use it, deactivate it and see if the issue remains.

No worry. About the heme, do you use the free version or the premium version by themeforest ?

Hi,

seems you use jetpack to fire a share widget and it looks like there is a JS conflict.
Activate a twenty theme and se what you get.

Seems also you use WP super cache.
Clear the cache and deactivate it and make a first test.
Once Twenty active, and still no button, you need to track all plugins except BP and jetpack.
Deactivate all and reactivate one by one, until you find a culprit.

If nothing found, you can be sure that or the theme or jetpack generates the button issue.
While writing here i revisited a page (/butterfly) and could see the like button…

But i think the problem is in your install setup.
First, you use www. WordPress doesn’t use it by default.
The site is also really slow. Use GTMetrix to get a detailed analysis of what you could do for better performance.
You use also a very old plugin, and certainly outdated: pc-custom-css. Why don’t you use a child-theme ?
Your images are very large, too large imho ! The guitar as example. Original size is 2500x1440px and 577ko ! On the post, it is barely larger than a thumbnail and on the Home a little medium size.
It isn’t even optimized. I did it quickly and now it makes 303ko. Appreciate the difference and the gain if you would do this for all your pictures.

Add a little JS bug or lame script over this and you know now from where you can expect issues.

@julian25, die Frage ist für dich ! Du hast sie nicht beantwortet… 😉 Welches Theme benutzt Du ?
Please provide details when you’re asked for.
Which is the widget you use in the sidebar who show “16 minutes ago” ?
How many sidebars are used by your theme ?
Do you have a specific sidebar for homepage only ?

You posted another question on Buddypress Profile Search support, where it appears that you try to remove the member search form.

In regard of the BuddyPress support forum, you use at least two third party plugins aside BP and perhaps proceeded to template customization !

You have to isolate the culprit: one of your plugins or your theme customization. BuddyPress is not concerned. Sorry.

Check your theme files. You need to find the “ago” part and modify it (via child theme) to what BP use for it.

Or maybe you can get a german version for your theme or search the string in the existing theme translation.

Eventually ask for help on the theme support, as it is not a BP issue.

Hi,

try this (add to bp-custom.php):

function add_profiles_link_to_page(){

	if ( bp_is_profile_component() || bp_is_user() ) {

	// allow link to appear only to loggedin user
	/*if ( !is_user_logged_in() )
		return false; */

	// tabed internal link : /internal link/page name/
	//$link =  bp_get_root_domain() . '/book/';

	// tabed external link
	$link =  "https://www.amazon.com/";
	
	?>
		<li><a href="<?php echo $link; ?>"><?php printf( 'My Books' ); ?></a></li>
	<?php  
	}
}
add_action( 'bp_member_options_nav', 'add_profiles_link_to_page' );

Add this inside the header, just after Template Version @import url("../name of the parent theme/style.css"); and give a try.

May work… or not. It does with “usual” themes like Twenty Sixteen. But for a framework like Genesis, i ignore if it would. And as yo use a premium framework theme, see the theme doc or contact the genesis support. We can’t help much with such issues, except if somebody using the same theme would be able to answer.

Hi,

your site is pwd protected, so i removed the link to it.

You can do that by CSS from within your child-theme style.css
As it is not only BuddyPress css, but also dependent of your theme, you have to check for the correct classes and id’s to use.

1) we hide first the sidebar on the profile.
2) we enlarge the content part to full width (100%)

On each BP page is a page-id-{number}. You need it to define the style for this page only.

As example, this is working with Twenty Sixteen

/* remove sidebar */
body.page-id-0 aside#secondary {
	display: none;
}

/* enlarge content to full width */
body.page-id-0 div#primary{
	background-color: yellow;
	width: 100%!important;
}