BuddyPress.org

as far as I know,there is no buddypress or wordpress themes similar to this site.

but it is possible to develop something like this using buddypress.
I’ve developed similar add to fav for my project but haven’t included to show who have added it to fav yet, but the functionality is already there.I’m planing to do that in the future.
I think it’s the best to hire a experienced developer who can develop BP theme like this for you from scratch.

BTW this site is awesome !
TX, for sharing.

I found a solution that works on the theme and supports updates to the core. This solution will let you use the search bar with the drop down menu and search for articles, members and groups.

First, add this javascript inside the head tags in the header.php file of the theme:
`

var check_url = function() {
var value = document.getElementById(“search-which”).value;
if (value==”article”) {
document.getElementById(“search_form”).method=”get”;
document.getElementById(“search_form”).action=””;
document.getElementById(“search-terms”).name=”s”;
}
else {
document.getElementById(“search_form”).method=”post”;
document.getElementById(“search_form”).action=””;
document.getElementById(“search-terms”).name=”search-terms”;
}
}

`

And then replace the search form that comes with buddypress (inside the same header.php file) with this one:
(to avoid confusions just look at the php lines that wrap the form)

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Check out http://www.buddyboss.com/demo. The theme has a built-in Facebook Wall. It doesn’t allow for picture uploads but it works just like a Facebook wall and you can add videos in via oEmbed. Full disclosure: I built that theme.

– Have you deactivated all plugins except BuddyPress and changed to bp-default theme just to start eliminating possible plugin conflicts or outdated BP themes?

– If you’re using IE to upload and crop, have you tried using other browsers like FF or Safari?

– Another one is that some have problems gif or png or JPG (all caps) files. Is same thing happening with jpg files?

You’re welcome. That was the easy part
Onwards and upwards!

Ok, revised code posted above. Needed to hard-code the div and classes generated by your theme which didn’t recognize BP template pages.

Hey—not expected behavior at all. Could another plugin/theme be causing this somehow? Anything you’ve changed recently?

Site URL?

https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/
https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/bp-template-pack-walkthrough-level-easy-2/

Following instructions in walkthrough, open up activity/index.php file in your server

At top of file, replace
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Save file and then open up the next 12 files per walkthrough and do the same. Upload the revised folders/files to your active WP theme folder in server. Clear cache. Check layout.

Missed that you were using WAMP. Read this to resolve permalink issue so your BP component links will work
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/creating-extending/forum/topic/buddypress-installed-using-wamp-server-but-links-dont-work/

Navigation bar for BP-column theme would be in the header.php file

Yup. This is from old thread but still works to present https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/adding-content-to-the-12-default-theme-homepage/?topic_page=4&num=15#post-38442 – go to Nathan Rice blog link to see three different ways.

Had the same problems on a multisite installation. Didn’t try deactivation of the bp-theme. In my case I just overwrote the buddypress plugin and then made my modifications.

If that’s all you’re looking to do, you could use a function like this in your theme:

`function my_reply_hide_text() {
echo my_get_reply_hide_text();
}

function my_get_reply_hide_text() {
// Get activity type
$activity_type = bp_get_activity_type();

// Set default text
$text = ‘Reply’;

switch ( $activity_type ) {
// Activity types to “hide”
case ‘new_forum_post’ :
case ‘new_forum_topic’ :
$text = ‘Hide’;
break;
}

return $text;
}`

Closing this year old thread.

Theme announcements may be made in:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-themes/

Closing this thread -newly created group for community theme promotions can be used to promote and group together offerings at:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-themes/

I have long thought BuddyPress was confusing, and so I decided to take on the task of building a theme that would solve every issue I have with BuddyPress. It can be downloaded at http://www.buddyboss.com.

1. Groups and Forums are combined in an INTUITIVE way on my theme. It finally makes sense!
2. @mentions are gone. In their place is a TRUE Facebook wall on every profile. Post on friend’s profiles and status updates with threaded comments. You’ve got to try it to see how sweet it is
3. Stripped out all of the nonsense that adds to BuddyPress’ general chaos, and what’s left is a simple and enjoyable experience.

Try the BuddyBoss theme at http://www.buddyboss.com. It combines groups and forums in a way that is MUCH more intuitive than the default BuddyPress setup, no hacking required. I think a big issue with BuddyPress is that the layout of groups and forums is usually confusing to people. We’ve fixed that

Here’s the answer! It has always frustrated me how @mentions work in BuddyPress as I find it chaotic and confusing for users. So I built a theme that converts the @mentions system into a TRUE Facebook wall with post to profile and threaded replies. If you every need to, at any time you can deactivate our Wall Component from the dashboard and your content will revert to @mentions, You can download the theme at http://www.buddyboss.com.

Yes. The BuddyBoss theme at http://www.buddyboss.com has a true Facebook-style wall built in. It converts @mentions into an intuitive wall posting system with threaded replies.

I created a theme that comes with a true Facebook wall. It converts all @mentions into Wall posts that can be replied to and threaded on your profile and is extremely intuitive to use, and it makes use of some of the code in R-a-y’s plugin. You can get it at http://www.buddyboss.com.