I’ve fixed the same problem in my buddypress child theme.

I put a copy of header.php in the child theme and replaced the line:

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<a href="” title=””>

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with this one

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Seems to work.

“how to disallow bots to follow signup link?”

Put a nofollow, noindex on it, right in the theme where it is linked. And change the default text that is linked. If you look at your access logs and your visitor stats, you’ll see they basically google for you.

You can modify the registration template to remove the blog creation checkbox.

If you’re using the bp-default theme, create a child theme and then copy over /bp-themes/bp-default/registration/register.php to your theme.

Change this:

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<input type="checkbox" name="signup_with_blog" id="signup_with_blog" value="1" checked=”checked” />

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to:

“

Next, change:

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Or by the same dev http://buddydev.com/buddypress/using-activity-as-wire-in-buddypress-1-2-themes/

@thealchemist @zkwc @djpaul

Hurray!

The code snippet works just fine in functions.php. That’s good news for a theme designer: no worries about a theme overriding a user’s custom configurations in bp-custom.php.
Now I’m off to add “Group Landing Page” as an option in my new theme. It’ll be incorporated with the theme’s “Alternate Header” option too.

Then I’ve got to adapt the code to work with member profiles. My initial attempts have failed, but I’ve been known to be persistent at times

For future reference, here’s the code snippet to add to functions.php or, if you have created it, bp-custom.php.
You can see it in action here: http://rspacesandbox.org/ Click any group.

`function redirect_groups_to_forum() {
global $bp;
$path = clean_url( $_SERVER );
$path = apply_filters( ‘bp_uri’, $path );
if ( bp_is_group_home() && strpos( $path, $bp->bp_options_nav ) === false )
bp_core_redirect( $path . $bp->bp_options_nav . ‘/’ );
}
add_action( ‘wp’, ‘redirect_groups_to_forum’ );`

pcwriter
Loading that constant has to be done early; I’m not sure without looking if bp-custom.php is early enough or not. If it is, great. I would recommend against overwriting that file from a theme, however. A end-user may have used it to configure settings which would be lost when you overwrite the file.

@thealchemist @zkwc

This is a great find! I asked that very same question not too long ago:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/how-to-make-profile-the-default-tab-without-editing-wp-config/

Even posted an enhancement suggestion in trac where I was led to believe it can’t be done.
https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/3007

Now I find the reference in the link supplied by @zkwc and, lo and behold, it looks like it CAN be done.

I can’t wait to test this out in my new BuddyBuilder theme framework.
If it works well, I’ll incorporate the idea in so users can select ANY one of the default subnavs as group home.

Perhaps it’s just your browser settings?
Your theme has weird markup?
Or even your settings on your pc/mac.

No one’s answering since they haven’t had it before, so it’s not a buddypress problem, meaning that it’s probably a problem from your side.
Which makes it hard to figure out. And most of us don’t give a …. since it’s not buddypress related.

Harsh? Yeah, but your on your own mate. Try changing settings and validating your markup.

@bowe made one.
http://bp-tricks.com/themes/bp-default-member-theme/forum/

I searched and didn’t find but I swore someone had created a WordPress theme to look like bp-default @Andrea_r

Basically, to clarify: you only need to use a BuddyPress theme on the main site where Buddypress is activated. On the user blogs, just use a regular wordpress theme.

A simple solution if you want all added sites to use same name is to type the name in the header.php title instead of calling it from database.

Great FunkyBuddy! It looks having a New Year celebration

When you create a new site it’s basically it’s own thing but shares user login. You can also share plugins and themes but you can’t have buddypress run on every site. BP runs on only one blog on your multisite install.

@MrNiceGuy2 unfortunately the page you linked to in first post now goes to required registration page. Looking back to your first post == How do I edit these pages!? ==

When you go through the BP Template Pack process, 13 files in 6 folders are transferred to your active WP theme and those are the files you need to revise, and not the template files in BP Template Pack itself.

Got it.

Now what I need to know is if your using a default theme, or custom theme.

Doing this could simple as transferring some code snippets from bp-core/adminbar.php, but I am not extremely code savy myself

If you open the header.php file you can see that 2010 theme and bp-defaut are calling two different site names. I don’t think this will work but you can try to add bp_site_name() instead of what 2010 uses bloginfo( ‘name’ );

The problem is new sites are not BuddyPress sites they are just using the same WordPress database as the main site. So new sites have their own names and such.

NL: Wat werkt er precies niet? krijg je een foutmelding in de members widget, als je op Newest | Active | Popular klikt?

Je moet eerst meer informatie geven anders kunnen we je niet helpen. Wat voor WP versie gebruikje, welke versie van WP en wat voor Theme?