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As @hnla has explained your theme is firing off errors and I think it would be wise to postpone releasing a theme that you are charging for that has this many errors. Otherwise a lot of people may be expecting a refund.

That is a steep price tag for a single theme. There is a lot of competition in the themes department and to be competitive you may want to reconsider the price. I am not trying to discourage you but it is something that should be considered.

@aronprins if you’re going to sell that theme for $44.95, you should allow the prospective buyers to check out the different features of the theme without having to log in and giving you their email addresses. There are other places they can buy BP themes where they can check out the merchandise first.

You have to provide more information, especially about your installation. WP/BP versions? What theme are you using? Are the issues corrected if you change to bp-default theme?

add_filter( 'wp_nav_menu_items', 'my_nav_menu_profile_link' );
function my_nav_menu_profile_link($menu) { 	
	if (!is_user_logged_in() && $args->theme_location == 'footer-nav' ) 
		return $menu;
	else
		$profilelink = '<li><a href="' . bp_loggedin_user_domain( '/' ) . '">' . __('My Profile', 'buddypress' ) . '</a></li>';
    		$menu = $profilelink . $menu;
    		return $menu;
}

@waiyea I see that you’ve created a child theme of https://wordpress.org/extend/themes/zenon-lite
Looked over zenon lite, this is to let you know that you will have to change 16 BP files transferred to your zenon lite child theme folder during the Appearance > BP compatibility process. I see that the parent theme’s default page.php has right sidebar, then you also have page templates for sidebar on the left and full-width page. Which among the three layouts did you want for all your BuddyPress pages?

You may want to run the validator over the markup and clear up some of the errors.

Have a read through the compatibility steps again as they are quite detailed.

Essentially you have things back to front, it’s not the BP markup you are looking for (#container doesn’t actually appear in index pages it’s written to header.php) but you custom themes markup which must be reflected in the BP templates, so at a quick glance comparing page.php to activity/index.php you need to add your themes single_wrap element after #content and move the sidebar call to the position just before #content is closed, in other words your custom themes files are the correct markup structure and you need to replicate that in the BP template pages.

Ciao guys, my theme does not work with menus, so do you know how to get a link to the logged in user profile to be used wherever?

If you’re using Firefox, get the Firebug add-on and right-click on the elements you want to change. Place the revisions in your theme’s style.css file, or better yet, the style.css file of the theme’s child theme so those revisions won’t be overwritten when the theme is updated.

… also confirm whether it works with bp-default theme activated

You shouldn’t need a plugin to have emails sent or to have profile fields. Are you using the BuddyPress default theme? I ask because something could be wrong there – not sure there is though.

Now, when I say you don’t need plugins to send emails or have profile fields it all depends on ‘what’ and ‘how much’ you want.

https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/configure-buddypress-components/#users-profile-fields should be a starting point for you on profile fields though.

Usually if this happens it would be due to a scripting clash or error. I would myself when diagnosing this compare to the default BuddyPress theme just to see if it happens there. Have you tried that?

I tried it again on the new buddy press theme and the last WP it works and it’s awesome.
Sadly neither your function nor the regular Load More buttons work on Opera and that’s pretty sad to me

B. COPY your theme’s sidebar.php file and Save As > sidebar-buddypress.php

Open up sidebar-buddypress.php file and at the very TOP of the file above other code, add this:
`

`

Save file.

C. Upload header-buddypress.php and sidebar-buddypress.php to your theme folder in server wp-content/themes/dailypost/ in the same directory where your regular header.php and sidebar.php files are

D. Final note: Copy the style modifications for some BP elements https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/theme-dev-bp-template-pack-walkthrough-twenty-ten-bp-1-5/3/ and paste those at the bottom of your theme’s stylesheet, then adjust to taste.

Based on the HTML structure of your theme, you will be only need to create two new files, header-buddypress.php and sidebar-buddypress.php to make the BP templates compatible with your theme.

If you’ve revised any of the BP template files transferred to your dailypost theme folder in server during the BP Compatibility process, please delete the 6 BP folders transferred to your dailypost theme folder in server – /activity, /blogs, /forums, /members, /groups, /register – then re-run Appearance > BP Compatibility again to make sure that you have clean template files.

A. COPY your theme’s header.php and Save As > header-buddypress.php

Open up header-buddypress.php and at the BOTTOM of the file, below other code contained within, add this:
`<article id="post-” >

@cleaus Thank you.

Now while I set up the code necessary for BP compatibility. I suggest that you a) make a backup of your dailypost theme folder in server, b) delete the theme in dashboard Appearance > Themes, c) then re-install DailyPost theme and activate it. Your theme shouldn’t be missing lines of code per your pastebin.com, otherwise whatever code I post here might not work out at all. Although we saw that only in header.php at this time, other files might just be corrupted as well and it’s not going to a fun ride.