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You’ll just need to put the relevant templates into your child theme, and change the markup as you want.

You’re either going to have to do a find/replace in your theme, or use a language file to achieve the same; https://codex.buddypress.org/translations/.

Thanks @mercime. Sadly, the RocketTheme theme I’m using has a blank style.css and has a ton of broken up .css files that the gantry framework call. Right now I’ve got 252 .css files so I’ve got no clue what I’m looking for or where to add the horizontal/vertical style.

When i checked in Firebug, I got a huge list that had a ton of css files linked to it. I saw that it called for a generic-button but the only one I found in the css files listed was in bp.css in my Gantry-Buddypress plugin. After adding some horizontal/vertical code, it didn’t do anything to the buttons or how they view on the page.

@roxanne-bland not right. Go to dashboard menu, Plugins > Add New and enter “bp template pack” in keyword and click on “install” button in pop-up.

@BlinkyBill01 you don’t need to add a break tag. Instead, you could make all buttons line up horizontally or vertically via adding styles to your buttons in your theme’s stylesheet. You can use Firebug, a Firefox add-on, to check what selector you’d need to style the buttons.

I too am having this problem. I’m using a custom theme from RocketThemes. I looked in the member-header.php file and it has that line of code you listed.

On my member profile pages it only lists “Add Friend” Public Message” & “Private Message.”

BP and WP versions? Could be a theme or plugin conflict. Have you tried basic troubleshooting by changing to bp-default theme and deactivating all plugins except BuddyPress?

That function doesn’t have any filters or action calls. You’re probably best to find an action in the default theme’s template surrounding where this function is used*.

*If you need to add new fields into the *form*, then that’s not possible at the moment. You could contribute a patch to add a new action into this function on https://buddypress.trac.wordpess.org so that we could get it in to a future release

Add the following in your stylesheet
`#primary .widget-title {
text-align: left !important;
}`
[Updated: 03-04-12]

Go to the dashboard, under BuddyPress in the left pane select components. Uncheck the checkbox to the left beside Activity Stream. You may also want to create a custom menu while in the dashboard under appearance/menus and name it, make sure under theme locations/primary navigation you select the name you created and save it. Down below check all the post and pages you want to add to the navigation and click the Add to Menu button. To the left you can drag the boxes in the order you want the post/pages to display in the navigation menu. Make sure you save the menu. This way only the items you want you up on the front end navigation and in the buddybar at the top.

To make your WP theme compatible with BuddyPress, you’ll need to install and activate BP Template Pack plugin then go through Appearance > BP Compatibility process

You’re welcome. Simple way yes – vote 5 stars for BuddyPress at https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress/

In your theme’s activity/activity-loop.php, on the line near the top that looks like this:

“

Change it to

“

Some hard requirements; the only ones I can think of that come close are Frisco @ http://friscotheme.com/ or Custom Community @ http://themekraft.com/custom-community/

Good luck

You’re referring to BuddyPress Followers plugin, right? What theme are you using? Follow button shows up/works when you’re using bp-default theme or WP theme with BP Template Pack. If you’re using custom BP theme, check if it has “ in custom theme’s /members/single/member-header.php