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Hi @mickysoft,

BP Blocks are coming with very generic styles, it’s possible your active theme needs some specific work in this area. I advise you to read the “Using a custom stylesheet for a BP Block” section of this development note.

Hi looks like there’s an issue with the “megamenu plugin” at line 7 > /wp-content/themes/ekommart/inc/megamenu/megamenu.php. Have you tried to deactivate this plugin ?

Did you try basic bug checking like changing your theme or shutting off plugins one by one to see what’s interfering? Go through it one by one and see if anything changes as you do it.

Buddypress works with a templating hierarchy, just like wordpress and thousands of other plugins. This means you can override the current Buddypress templates with your own by uploading them to your own theme.

You can find a bit more details on it here https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/template-hierarchy

Otherwise there should be plenty of tutorials online on how to do this.

@hairbeautytraining Check if you can create the pages and associate those pages in Settings > BuddyPress.

If that doesn’t work, I recommend that you go to the premium theme’s page in themeforest. On the page’s sidebar, click on the Comments link and search for BuddyPress in that new page for answers or ask your question. I guess that’s where they provide support for their theme.

Hi,

Have you tried a different theme? I can’t replicate the problem on my sites.

When I’m making changes like this I use the developer tools (F12) to inspect the page and find the css elements required.
You can the modify your custom css file within your child theme or using the additional css sectionof your theme to add in the additional code.

#register-page #submit {
    background-color: black;
}

The above may work or the elements may be different on your theme.

If you have phpmyadmin, you could try manipulating the database tables.
Make a full backup of your database first.
Then open the _bp_groups table, find the row with the id of the group and change value of the creator_id field to your id.
Then open the _bp_groups_members table, find the row with the group_id and the is_admin field where the value will be “1” – and change the value of the user_id field to your id.

If that does not work, then there is some code on your site that needs to be removed.
Check your theme/functions.php and plugins/bp-custom.php if it exists.

You could override the template and insert your theme’s sidebar. Depending on which Buddypress template you’re using, you’ll find it in

plugins > buddypress > bp-templates > the theme you're using > buddypress > members > index.php

Once you’ve grabbed it and inserted the sidebar there should be plenty of tutorials on the net on how to upload it to your own server, e.g. https://wproot.dev/blog/override-buddypress-template-files/

This isn’t a Buddypress related problem but an issue with your current theme / server.

A quick look through your site shows you’re using a bloated page builder, use redundant styles and scripts not enqueued properly for specific pages, dont minify your js / styles and many other things.

You’d need to clean that up and take it from there.

https://starkehand.org/datenschutz/ never calls your theme’s sidebar. You need to put that in yourself or ask the developers of the Neve theme to do it for you.

@stellamariee Go to Pages > All Pages then find your datenschutz or members page and click on the Edit link under that. Click on Page Attributes under Documents in right hand sidebar. Under Template, see if you can change it to something like Page with sidebar or something similar. Sometimes, themes have default layouts of Page with no sidebars, so if you want sidebars, you’d need to set it to that page template. Good luck.