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Hi, manage signup takes you to the users who are pending on your site, so those who have filled in their details but have not followed the activation link they are emailed (assuming you haven’t turned this off). On my sites they don’t appear on the Dashboard Users page under all, there is a seperate pending option that should show you the same view as the manage signup link.

I think Vaparuns suggested fix is related to the actual members page that is visable to all users on your site.

Could you expand on your exact issue maybe with a screenshot? It is also useful if you could try some of the basic tests in https://buddypress.org/support/topic/when-asking-for-support-2/ and supply some of the additional details regarding plugins/themes.

@martohar could be a theme issue or conflict with another plugin. Check the following first
1. Go to wp-admin > Settings > BuddyPress – Components tab and make sure that
Extended Profiles, Account Settings, and Notifications are checked and settings are saved.
2. What theme are you using? Change theme to Twenty Twenty and check if you can see content for each of the Profile, Notification, and Setting tabs assuming components mentioned in #1 above are checked. If you can see the content for each, then it’s a theme issue. Contact your theme developer.
3. Alternatively, there are some known plugin issues. Provide the list of plugins enabled in your installation for further assistance.

Hi aeldri,

r-a-y showed me how to do it in this thread

I added a few lines that insert images in the header and footer of the template – line 189-192 and 215-221 and created the folders in my theme and uploaded the template file.

The problem with recipient name might be due to a typo in the e-mail templates. Check if a bracket ({) is missing ?

@gooalgenie after adding code, it will be visible on a new avatar and cover images.

function your_theme_xprofile_cover_image( $settings = array() ) {
    $settings['width']  = 1170;
    $settings['height'] = 250;
 
    return $settings;
}
add_filter( 'bp_before_members_cover_image_settings_parse_args', 'your_theme_xprofile_cover_image', 10, 1 );

You can changes values for width and height as per your requirement. For testing code, you can also use code snippet plugin and add code inside it

I tested using a fresh WP and BP install on my local machine, as I said I can’t replicate what you are experiencing which implies that the issue is either with your theme or another plugin. If you test with twenty twenty theme and the issue disappears you know to contact your theme developer, if it continues with twenty twenty theme you will need to try disabling other plugins to see which is causing the problem.

Hi, I don’t seem to be able to replicate this problem, does it happen with when you are using twentytwenty theme?
Have you tried disabling other plugins?

Hi @jseanm69
If I’ve read this correctly if you visit the page on mobile you see all members but not on a desktop, this points to it being a theme issue.
Have you tested using the twentytwenty theme as recommended by vapvarun?
You can use the developer tools (f12) in most browsers to test various viewport sizes which should help you see what is happening with the CSS as the page is rendered at different sizes.

@nffox contact you theme support, theme vendor have to remove Deprecated functions from theme
You can also disable error message using following codes inside the wp-config.php

Debugging in WordPress

// Disable display of errors and warnings
define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false );
@ini_set( 'display_errors', 0 );

@eloise22 it might be theme-specific CSS tweak

@gooalgenie You can define avatar image sizes inside the child theme functions.php or at bp-custom.php

Customizing BuddyPress Avatars

The cover image default size can also be updated using the following ref.

BuddyPress Cover Images

I am not sure what this may be for you, but I know that usually this is because the thumbnail version of the profile pic is being pulled and not the full version.

It would be a php issue in the theme, not a css issue.