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Assuming you have a similar setup…

Go into your members folder directory in your theme and open the index.php file. (Theme>members>index.php)

Look for any code that mentions a sidebar and delete it. Or if you have a full-width template, copy it and paste it into the members>index.php file (around the members directory code of course.)

Hope that helps…

@hkcharlie The Walled Garden is just a child theme I used privately and I decided to let others use it because it was a good starting point for a private community and its based on the BP Default 100%. If you look at some of the code in BP FriendPress you will see some of the same functions that was in that child theme. You will want to comment out the same code because it will cause issues by re-declaring. The area in both the child theme and plugin is well commented so it should be easy for you to locate the part you need to comment out.

Look thru your theme files:
profile – all files
functions.php
bp-custom.php (if it exists it’ll be in the plugins folder )
style.css

Are you sure that code is from your theme file and not the default buddypress theme ?
There is something in your theme that is causing this output:
`

<a href="http://stonerapproved.com/members/?s=Brandon&quot; rel=”nofollow”>Brandon

`

Probably easiest to contact the theme creator and show them this thread. v

I am using the BuddyPress default theme. Site is brand new. Had someone register on the site. She completed registration. However, I see no evidence of her registration, (She has not received the email follow-up). Help is appreciated.

– What theme are you using? Open up the theme’s footer.php file and check that there’s “ right before the closing “
– Change to bp-default theme and check if you see the toolbar

@buddhatunes right at the front page Fatal error: Call to undefined function loginRadiusThreeAcross() in /home/buddha/public_html/wp-content/themes/Tersus/footer.php on line 233

@charlietech you have a theme issue and you should post at sayontan’s aquoid forums

The plugin works with bp default theme, so the issue is compatibility with the Salutation theme. I know that some plugins have issues with Salutation. I suggest you contact theme author to resolve this issue.

– go to Settings > BuddyPress and click on Save on each panel
– re-upload BuddyPress plugin manually via ftp/cpanel/etc.
– change to bp-default theme

This is probably a theme problem.
Look at the generated code – you are creating a double href and have other issues
Can you post your source code for this page ?
It should be in /members/single/profile/profile-loop.php

As you have now asked this question in the correct plugin group for this plugin I’m closing this thread and deleting the same as made in the ‘Theme Compatibility’ thread.

I am so happy somebody else has posted on this issue. Ive tried to report as a bug but they said it wasnt. http://xf5.xertionfitness.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/css/adminbar.css?ver=3.4.2
Its killing my load time. I need a way to fix this asap.

when is 1.7 coming?

Instead of BP including a header.php sidebar.php and footer.php the plugin will only include a partial template file. So it will fit into most any WP theme.

Out of the box we must include a base layout/style to make it look ok or people will just delete and call it crap. You will not be stuck with this layout, you can override the css or use your own template files in your theme.

In your child themes activity-loop.php replace this line:
“

With this:
`
`
DONE!

Hi,

I’m having the exact same problem. I installed Buddypress today. After installing the BP Template Pack, when you click on the links to check your pages, you still are not taken to the registration page. Your redirected to your site’s home page. This is the third such query I’ve read on your forums trying to work my way through similar forum topics and none of those threads have answered the problem as I’ve tried all the suggestions.

I checked my pages and there is actually a registration.php page created in my pages, but when I navigate to that page , it just bounces to the home page as the gentleman says above.

I have been into my Settings > Membership and checked if the “Allow Registration” is checked. It is and was checked to allow for registration before I installed Buddypress. Still nothing. As I havn’t gone through the processes of every running a wordpress based community before I’m only familiar with the Login area at the backend of WordPress. This is not an area I would want my site users to see and I’m aware that I can install whitelabel plugins to pimp that area myself but I expected that Buddypress would somehow have a front end login and registration area already wrapped up in the plugin.

Could someone please enlighten me about getting my registration link working. My site is here:

http://www.thebridesboudoir.com/

I’m WPSU not MU. I’ve followed all instructions as best I can and seem to be getting nowhere. I’ve adjusted all my template files to correspond with my current theme, it would be so nice to get the rest of Buddypress working. I’m sure it’s a great plugin and I’ve worked most of the day on forums and buddypress, but a little frustrated with the registration hiccup.

RE: Forum Installation from your links. You click and are taken to install bbPress, but then have to delete the automatically created forum.php created by Buddypress in order to install bbPress forums correctly. Later in the processes of trying to get bbPress templates tweaked to match my theme I’m told I can make Group Forums, but when I come over to the buddypress panel it states in your documentation to look for bb-config.php (or something similar) but there is no config file of any name (or nothing with the word config in it) when you look through all the bbPress package or folders after install. As a consequence I cannot now install Group Forums as I don’t know the path to the bbPress config file – it seems not to exist? I’ve used the latest version downloaded from wordpress.org for both plugins, Newly downoaded today.

Thanks for help in advance.