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wow…are you serious.

so i can not use my suffusion theme with BP or any plugins?

I did NOT say that, this is a basic step in troubleshooting we have to establish whether it’s BP at fault or a custom theme. I believe that people do successfully use this Suffusion theme for BP, so you need to persevere and perhaps try the sufffusion support as it does sound like a custom theme issue rather thn BP one.

i´m interesting on the same theme, i am looking for a same paypal acount for all groups, but i interesting to diferenciate which group come from the donation.

Thank you

Hi,
I had the same problem I have commented from line 174 to line 199 in the
registration/register.php (in child theme)
Here the code

<div id="blog-details"class="show">

	<span class="label">
		<input type="checkbox" name="signup_with_blog" id="signup_with_blog" value="1" checked="checked" /> 	
	</span>

	<label for="signup_blog_url">
		<input type="text" name="signup_blog_url" id="signup_blog_url" value="" />
		<input type="text" name="signup_blog_url" id="signup_blog_url" value="" />
	</label>

	<label for="signup_blog_title"> 
		<input type="text" name="signup_blog_title" id="signup_blog_title" value="" />
	</label>
	
	 <label>
		<input type="radio" name="signup_blog_privacy" id="signup_blog_privacy_public" value="public" checked="checked" /> 
	</label>

	<label>
		<input type="radio" name="signup_blog_privacy" id="signup_blog_privacy_private" value="private" checked="checked" />
	</label>

</div>

Facelook is a third party theme and a WP one have you followed all the steps to convert it to BP ready i.e run through the template pack procedures?

The BP adminbar requires the wp_footer() hook in the footer.php file, when it’s displayed it’s positioned ‘fixed’ relative to the browser viewport

Support for third party work will always be limited here as majority focus needs to be with BP core issues

@Tekuan%20Coleman
is there a “real” and “fake” default theme? i have activated the

Yes and that is the point I was trying to make earlier there is only THE bp default theme all it’s files live in /plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default any other theme is what is referred to as a child theme and may have any number of custom changes that can cause issues. To trouble shoot it is essential that the defaults are used i.e the default theme is activated and no plugins other than BP are running.

@nuprn1, the filters listed, does not seem to work on custom theme…. or at-least from what I am using. I added the filters you listed in your second post to line 113, no success. I need this to work here, because I have a group on my site that is meant for a pastebin, and the code tags make it a absolute mess, pigpen!!!

P.S…. a little help on the MarkItUp would be awesome too!

Thanks!
SVC

Put your theme’s “register.php” over at http://pastebin.com then post link here. I’ll take a look at it.

The <div content Wrapper could be missing

Are you using the BP template pack plugin to integrate BP with the theme? If so, make sure it’s active.

I have noticed some stuff has gone from bp 1.2.7 default theme, I hope it does not make the column issue harder to fix. Thanks @modemlooper for letting us know when you will manage to update themes.

change your CSS on #nav-example to width: 1020px;

It’s too wide make the page scroll right

This archive file has been hacked with another post loop and that loop is outside the content div. So, the posts on the second loop are spanning the width of the page pushing sidebar down. The code in the pastebin does not match the code on your website.

Clarify: bp default theme works on the Linux Ubuntu install?

Setting cmod 777 on all directories won’t be the issue, if anything it’s a group/user permissions that is more often the issue there, but doubtful that this is the issue here and of course world writable is not something one would want to leave other than on a test install.

This may be an issue that you have to address to Suffusion support if it’s a case that plain vanilla WP/BP does work as expected on your LAMP box, but not with Suffusion themes activated.

Everything appears to have been set up , so usual request is in order to try activating the BP default theme and establish first that everything is working as expected before moving on to installing custom themes. Suffusion appears relatively complex and I have little knowledge of so can’t help specifically with it , but getting things running correctly with plain vanilla BP is the correct approach initially.

Word of warning I would now change that test account it’s an admin account and as such dangerous to leave on a public site.

@tekuan-coleman Just to keep things clear: Buddypress is an open source project maintained by unpaid volunteers and the support pages here run in the same fashion so there is technically no such thing available here as ‘Professional Consulting’ as that phrase implies paid for support and might lead to mis-understanding of what the non coder user might expect from this support forum.