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Good spot @emily-g, I missed the bp-template-pack reference in source view

Create a new blank file which must be named sidebar-buddypress.php and save it to the root of your yootheme folder in server.

@stunod85 congratulations. Looks like you’ve fixed it yourself

To eliminate the list styles which appear in groups, members and activity lists, you can add this to your stylesheet:
`ul.item-list li,
ul.item-list.activity-list li {
list-style: none;
}`

This is something you should ask theme author yoothemes.com as they should give support for their themes which are supposed to be compatible with BuddyPress.

Have you contacted your theme author? Looks like it needs to be updated for WP 3.3 and BP 1.5.2. To double-check whether it is indeed so, deactivate the rt-tachyon-wptheme and all RT plugins like the gantry-buddypress plugin and the rokbok css plugin, etc. Then change to bp-default theme and see if behavior is corrected.

Open up your ubuntu theme’s header.php with text editor, copy all source code and go to pastebin.com, and paste code there, click submit, and post the generated pastebin URL here. Do the same for index.php, page.php, sidebar.php and footer.php.

If you want to disable commenting only for forum topics and blog posts in activity stream, then you only need to go to wp-admin menu BuddyPress > Settings and click Yes radio button beside “Disable activity stream commenting on blog and forum posts?”

If you want to totally disable commenting in activity streams and you have a bp-default child theme, copy over https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/1.5.2/bp-themes/bp-default/activity/entry.php to your child theme folder following directory structure like mychildthemefolder/activity/entry.php then delete lines 54 through 84 as seen in link above. Save file and upload to server.

If you used the BP Template Pack to make your WP theme compatible with BP, open up /activity/entry.php which had been transferred to your WP theme in server during the compatibility process and delete lines as stated above.

@ClubUgly change to bp-default theme. As Site/Super admin, on the front end you’ll already see the “Delete” button on the right of “Comment” and “Favorite” buttons right after each post in Activity Stream for current BP version.

Easiest way is to hide those headings by adding the following at the end of your theme’s stylesheet:
`div.profile div.base h4 {
display: none;
}`

To add image, you can post the URL of the image here.

May I recomend ThemeKraft’s Custom Community? It gives a nice starting point but for full customization some serious CSS skills are needed.

I’m no way affiliated, I just use it on my one BP site ’cause hacking hand made themes never works out for me…

With the power of WordPress, It can (and has) been done.

Two ways that i can think of.
1. Use wordpress’ built in post types and create a front end post form (search the wp plugin repo) or having a look at p2theme.com’s code and using one of the hundreds of post voting plugins (search the wp plugin repo) for the voting feature (for the pending part, have a look at http://wpvote.com/ to see how they achieved it. while, it’s for articles rather than pictures it is a similar concept.)

or.
2. Creating a custom buddypress component (see the skeleton component) and codex.buddypress.org’s pages on custom components and plugins developement.

Hi modemlooper.
The link for your widgitised from page has gone, but it is almost. 2 years old.
I want to have a from page widget area so I can put a video on the front page.
Any chance you can let me have the document or instructions to do this?
Many thanks.

What theme are you using? I know that’s not happening in bp-default theme. You might just have to add “ before and “ after the said register link or contact theme author.

Unfortunately, just using CSS won’t cut it as the titles do not have unique ID’s or classes. If you put `body.directory h3 {display:none;}` even the widget titles will disappear along with page titles of activity index page (when logged out).

The alternative, If you have a child theme of bp-default theme:
– Create three folders in your child theme folder namely: groups, members and forums.
– Copy over groups/index.php from bp-default theme to your child theme
– Copy over members/index.php from bp-default theme to your child theme
– Copy over forums/index.php from bp-default theme to your child theme
– Open up the files you copied over to the different folders in your child theme and delete the titles. Note: for groups/index.php, if you also want to delete the “Create Groups” link, delete from start of `

to end of `

`. Otherwise, leave the link for Create Groups link.

If you used BP Template Pack plugin and transferred 6 folders with BP template files, just open up the files mentioned above, make revisions and upload to server making sure you upload to correct folder.

networkit.com/tvhra/our-community/groups/tvhra/ is a private group so we cannot see activity page. I did check out another group’s activity and it does lead to 404 page.

Have you tried:
– Going to Settings > Permalinks then click Save Changes on same page to re-run permalinks?
– Checking your .htaccess file for your multisite installation and see if there are any changes since you last updated your .htaccess file?
– Change to bp-default theme, clear cache and check whether if you upload a new avatar, it shows up properly?
– Check site where you purchased the theme – do you need to update the theme for WP 3.3 and BP 1.5.2? You can also install the Theme Check plugin as well as the Log Deprecated Notices plugin to see what code/s need to be updated.

You don’t change the files in bp-default theme nor in BP Template Pack.

You only change the 16 files within the 6 folders transferred to your WP theme, Collection, in server.

Instruction is posted at http://wp.me/p1I84P-1B

WP/BP versions? Check if activating their account works If you deactivate all plugins including BuddyPress and change to Twenty Eleven theme?

You need to install and activate BP Template Pack plugin first https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/

Download the 6 BP folders transferred to your collection theme in server down to your computer hard drive. Looking at the source codes you’ve posted above, you have to use the first method – changing 16 template files inside those 6 BP folders as noted in codex link above.

Before going into this though, did you know that when viewed at wide screen, your site layout is aligned to the left i.e. not centered in screen? Also, that when your site is viewed at 1024px, the right side drops down under the main content div area?

== the buddypress admin bar in the middle of the page is off. ==
Could you be more specific? Do you have a screenshot where that admin bar is in the middle of the page?