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I thought it was the missing backlash between `^index.` `php$` but it just didn’t show up in this code.

You’re not using .html for pages plugin right? If not, then have you gone through the usual trouble-shooting route of deactivating plugins and changing to bp-default theme?

Another thing, View > Page Source. At the bottom of that source, do you see any strange characters or out-of-place HTML links/code etc?

Vader21, Its easy to integrate Buddypress on Delicate theme.

Just replace following on below files.

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@fswd looks to me that you need to get updated Custom Community Pro theme. Change to bp-default theme, clear browser cache, and check if behavior corrected … just to make sure that it’s a theme issue.

@wmike1503 wrap your code with backticks (`), the symbol between the parentheses so your code will show up here. I’ve done it for you in your post above.

I’ve just updated codex re child themes some hours ago for BP 1.5.2 https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/ so you might have missed the changes required.

1. If you want to make some minor changes, create your child theme folder, create style.css file for your child theme and remember to add Template: bp-default in the header of your stylesheet. Then just start adding in your style changes in style.css file and you’re good to go.

2. If you want a total redesign, you’d need to create a functions.php file as well. You want to remove parent theme’s styles and enqueue your own style (alternative method in updated codex article):
`<?php
if ( !function_exists( ‘bp_dtheme_enqueue_styles’ ) ) :
function bp_dtheme_enqueue_styles() {
// You should bump this version when changes are made to bust cache
$version = ‘20111223’;
// Register stylesheet of wmike child theme
wp_register_style( ‘wmike’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’, array(), $version );
// Enqueue stylesheet of wmike chid theme
wp_enqueue_style( ‘wmike’ );
}
add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘bp_dtheme_enqueue_styles’ );
endif;
?>`

No, do not copy. Create a blank functions.php file and add your own custom functions.

Did you ever run the Theme Check plugin on your install and fix Warnings or Requirements, if any? Did you install Log Deprecated Notices plugin and check Tools > Deprecated Notices to see if you need to update some functions/template tags you have in your custom theme? I’d say deactivate BP and BP template pack and fix any issues you find with your theme first.

Change to bp-default theme and check if everything’s working in your installation. Ideally, it would be better if you install WP/BP with same server environment as your current installation.

EDIT- Also, the 6 BP folders transferred to your WP theme wouldn’t cause changes in your theme’s index.php . If you manually remove the 6 BP folders and deactivate BP Template Pack plugin, does the issue you mentioned resolve itself?

It depends on the theme you are using. Generally to make a permanently imbedded video you would open the template file for your home page (sometimes called home.php) and paste it in there.

If your home page is widgetized then you can paste the code into a text widget and drag the widget to the proper location.

OR you can make your theme widgetized by following one of the many tutorials on how to widgetize a wordpress theme.

BuddyPress still loads the core CSS you are better off creating a functions.php file in your child theme folder and enqueueing a custom.css file

`function add_my_stylesheet() {
wp_enqueue_style(‘custom’, get_bloginfo(‘stylesheet_directory’) . ‘/custom.css’);
}
add_action(‘wp_enqueue_style’, ‘add_my_stylesheet’);`

Hey Scott I think you are right but yea in the mean time I need some help! (I know this is not the right place to ask but ok) look at this: http://teamvortex.nl/members/justin-bean/cubepoints/
it”s wel dead 0.0 im using the source by elegant themes, does anybody know how this fix this? I really need some help it’s a Cubepoints error thingy

If the link doesn’t work go like this: on the homepage click on “clan leden” (right at the top) click on justin bean –> points, and see for yourself

Thank Justin.

If possible can I know a little bit more. Such as:

-What type of profile field have you set up?
-Are you using the default theme?
-What text are you adding? Are you copy and pasting or just adding in by typing?

@MikeK The same thing happened to me in a test install. Could be that the auto-install was incomplete or corrupted for some reason. Re-uploading BP Template Pack plugin manually via FTP, then deactivating BP Template Pack plugin in dashboard, then reactivating the plugin brings in the BP Compatibility Link under Appearance > BP Compatibility to start the process.

Just to be clear: You are looking under the Appearance top-level menu of the root blog’s Dashboard, right? ‘BP Compatibility’ does *not* appear under the BP top-level menu. (It’s working fine for me with BP 1.5.2 + WP 3.3.)

Yes it is. It’s one of the tools used when we review themes submitted to the WordPress Theme Repository. We also use the Debogger plugin as well as the Log Deprecated Notices plugin as well. See #1 on this page https://make.wordpress.org/themes/about/how-to-join-wptrt/