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Obviously that’s not the default behavior. Change theme to bp-default theme and leave only BuddyPress activated in plugins. Clear cache. See if same behavior persists.

The preferred method is to hook your nav setup function to the ‘bp_setup_nav’ hook. If you are unable to do so in your functions.php, it’s probably because functions.php and other theme files are loaded too late. Put your code in wp-content/bp-custom.php (create it if it doesn’t exist) and try that. A standalone plugin should work fine too.

The plugin works fine on all my installations of the latest WordPress.

If your users are not able to leave a star rating, it is likely that you are having a Javascript conflict. Are you using a custom theme? Try reverting to the BuddyPress Default theme to see if the stars work that way. If so, then maybe I it someone else can help you to troubleshoot the theme.

I should make it an option in the future for admins to turn off the part of the plugin that requires star ratings.

Dear Sirs:

Need some help. How I can use multiple images and automatically rotate them in the BP default theme header ?

Regards

@Reeves246 Cheers

Simplest way – Your child theme should have a `style.css` file where you can add the changes to default styling under the import `@` calls you made (if any). e.g. `body { background-color: #000000; }`

Following this, https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/
you can add styling directly on style.css file of your child theme

I’ve just checked your site. Looks like you’ve disabled BuddyPress.

I agree to this! For now, how can I switch the places between the cancel friendship button with send private message buttons?

Hi everyone I am a beginner at all this and I am having a little problems with the bp implementation with the bp -mystique theme and was wondering if someone could guide me towards the right direction. The wp portion of the site is looking good but as soon as i go to a bp part the header is not where it suppose to be there is a big space and the background image for the site is not there anymore.

It seems that the bp is not registering the modification I have made on the wordpress part.

the site im working on is icacsports.com

Any help would be most appreciated

cheers,

Is this a new installation or did you recently upgrade WP? WP/BP versions? What theme are you using?

Deactivate all plugins but leave BuddyPress activated and use bp-default theme. Clear cache. See if the same erratic behavior shows up.

@ivailoski please contact theme author as that is a premium theme which would require us to purchase it first to assist you.

My best guess would be to open up a home.php file in your theme, make a copy of it to be safe e.g. home-original.php, open up home.php and delete the section which would probably a featured div or something like that. Reupload to theme’s folder in server. If you deleted the correct div block, then all’s well. If something goes wrong, replace the mucked up home.php with the copy you made of it.

Change theme to bp-default theme and see if same behavior persists. If not, then contact Social Theme author for resolution.

Hi guys, I just searched and followed the links here.

I tried moving the code for the “All activity” tab in a child theme, and managed to move the tab to the right of “@mentions” tab.

The problem is although “My friends” tab is now the first tab and appears to be active by default (I added class=”selected” for it), but the rss feed area still displays sitewide activties.

In my understanding, buddypress loads “all activities” when the activity page is opened, and by clicking tabs or setting filter in the dropdown menu, it filters the loaded activites.

So I guess if there is code for filtering and displaying only “my friends” activities, so we could add the code right after bp loads all activities.

Does this sounds reasonable? Anyone has any idea?

fjrichman… I agree this is a problem. It would be one thing if BuddyPress only added the padding when the site visitor was logged in, but it’s poor form to add 25px pixels padding to the body regardless. I understand that it would be a problem for WordPress developers who don’t call body_class(), but, by default, the BuddyPress default stylesheet (adminbar.css) should specify its padding on body.logged-in, not on the generic body tag. In any case, that’s the easiest solution I know of. Just modify adminbar.css (most likely at /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/css/adminbar.css) on the first line to body.logged-in. If for some reason you have themes that don’t or can’t call body_class(), you can use the is_user_logged_in function to override the BuddyPress styling. Something like: `body#mypage { padding: 0px; } `. Hope that helps, two months later.
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Looking back at your question, I see that you were actually asking more generally to start about BuddyPress tweaking a design wether or not the user is logged in. Well, in that case it would be harder to have a one-size-fits-all solution. Sorry if I missed the thrust of your question, but this may be helpful to others.

Custom theme…..

Default theme…..

Here is one of the easiest ways to change the amount of activity stream posts per page in the default BuddyPress theme.

1. FTP to – example.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-activity/ – in your WP directory
2. Open – bp-activity-templatetags.php – in your text editor
3. Ctrl + F – then enter – ‘per_page’
4. Just change the value following – ‘per_page’ =>

Notifications for at-mentions will be in BP 1.3: https://trac.buddypress.org/changeset/3403

Your messaging problem sounds strange, like your installation somehow got corrupted, or like you have a plugin conflict. Are you running any other BP-related plugins? Try deactivating them and turning on the BuddyPress Default theme for the sake of testing; that will help determine whether the problem is with BP, or your BP configuration, or with third-party add-ons.

If you created a parent theme and your subsites have child themes based on parent theme, add this to parent theme’s functions.php file
`<?php
/* force max-width for images and embeds */
$GLOBALS = $content_width = 600;
?>`
change 600 to whatever image size you want. This will override whatever number you set in individual sites’ Media settings for “Large”

As for implementation for all different themes within your installation, you could create a new file `my-maxwidth.php`, paste the code given above there and upload to mu-plugins folder. Make sure that the width you add there is good for all the themes you have allowed for use of members in Super Admin > Themes.