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Gosh! omg it worked like a charm!! replacing the index.php AND single.php is a must.. to assure both pages on display or on post display.. for date to appear time appears when it’s less that 1 day old..

Thanks alot!

I am aware of this, Arras theme is a toughie one. Once I get the time I will contact the theme author of Arras

Both issues related to the Arras theme integration with BuddyPress albeit via different routes. Bigjimmysisco, patience. Not everybody is using Brownbuddy.

Yep. I have the Category widget on my sidebar. I have the Show Hierarchy option enabled. Oddly enough, it works for the Suffusion theme but not the default BP theme.

You can add list of categories to the sidebar via default Category widget in dashboard menu Appearance > Widgets, then style it accordingly

— This exact same problem has been asked before of this theme on this forum in fact mercime you responded on it. —

Thanks, I know I’ve answered a lot of questions about it @hnla

I have this question, too. Has anyone else encountered this? I’m using the default BP theme.
Thanks,

Actually Bigjimmysisco, what theme are you using?

Weird coincidence, maybe we have the same weird missing JS, My custom images don’t load on crop page either.

I changed my avatar on my site for the first time and noticed this.

I will do some troubleshooting on it, because It is certainly the theme.

@boonebgorges I will create a dummy account on my site as “guest” and you can do troubleshooting on there, if you would like. maybe it will work on BJS’s theme also.

See if search works with the bp-default theme; if it does, then it’s a problem with the custom theme.

BP Template Pack needs to be updated.

You need to update a few of the template files so they use the new BP_Button class:
https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/bp-default-theme-changelog/

Match your template loop files with this:
https://trac.buddypress.org/changeset?new=3296%40branches%2F1.2%2Fbp-themes%2Fbp-default&old=3124%40branches%2F1.2%2Fbp-themes%2Fbp-default#file10

And see if it fixes your problem.

To install BuddyPress on a secondary blog, you can also read this:
https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/install-buddypress-on-a-secondary-blog/

If you’re looking for a matching BP theme for your WordPress theme, currently BP Template Pack is the only plugin in town and it needs updating.

A premium theme with BP support built-in is the other alternative like you stated.

How would I add a 728×90 leaderboard ad banner to my header using this theme?

Thanks.

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/buddypress-admin-bar

I note you have asked the exact same question on WP support, it is considered bad form to post across different forums with the same copied question however I do also note that you didn’t post the WP one til ~ 2 hours ago.

looking at that theme on WP tells me it hasn’t been updated since June of last year, BP has gone through some major updates since then, personally I wouldn’t bother with a theme that hasn’t been updated to keep abreast of new versions.

This exact same problem has been asked before of this theme on this forum in fact mercime you responded on it.

I find it incredulous sometimes that people can call a simple reworking of a few colours and a few rulesets here and there a theme, given that the theme looks like BP why not just use the current bp and modify it ourself to suit at least that way you would know it worked

Check the footer.php of your theme and make sure that there’s the “ just before “

— If the only way to solve this is to add a free member for troubleshooting, than I will, but I would like not too. —

You are free to do whatever you want just as volunteers are free to answer whatever question comes up in these forums – if they so choose. Know that the volunteers here are not psychic. You haven’t even mentioned what custom theme you’re using to warn others to expect abysmal theme support if they use that custom theme.

#subcontentImage you can specify an image instead of just a colored background.

Or enable the network:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network
http://wpebooks.com/2010/09/how-to-enable-multisite-in-wordpress/

Then click the “add site” button to make /community/. Activate buddypress there. put your buddypress theme on that blog. Problem solved.

I had similar issues due to a lack of memory on my 1and1 shared hosting.

Buddypress, in single site mode, currently uses about 6.61 mb ( https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-system-health/ ).

I had to remove the suffusion theme, which if i remember correctly used about 4 or 5 mb, replacing it with a customised version of the default theme.

I also removed nextgen (about 2mb?) and other smaller non-essential plugins – am still looking for a replacement for wassup and all in one SEO which both use a lot of memory…

This enabled it to run without error. I still have problems importing images and upgrading plugins which easily use up memory.