Glad you resolved it on your own. Btw, forgot to add, you should also install BP Template Pack to get BP components working in your WP theme – https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-template-pack/

Open up active theme’s style.css and add buddypress to Tags:

I prepared this BP Template Pack walkthrough using the free Motion Theme which may be able to help you. Depending on the HTML structure of your WordPress theme, it could take from an hour or so.

the best way to modify the header.php is to copy it into a child theme, after what you can make your modification
https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/

oEmbed is not a video uploading plugin. It relies heavily on 3rd-party sites like YouTube, Vimeo et al.

SInce you’re using P2 to write a blog post, you should try enabling auto-embeds in WordPress:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_Media_SubPanel

Make sure “Auto-embeds” is checked.

Also read the codex page for more info:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Embeds

What you are asking sounds like you are referring to WP pages. If you want to change the default theme then you need to create a child theme and then copy over the file you want to change from bp-default into you child themes folder keeping folder structure intact

You will need to feed us a little more detail, you shouldn’t have any issues, the adminbar works fine on 3.01 and 1.2.6.

You need to tell us if you are using a child / custom theme and if so revert to standard bp-default to see if the problem persists if not then problem lies with the child theme.

Have you any plugins running that could affect things? Same principle disable any plugins other than BP to test whether it’s a plugin issue.

Which theme are you using? Does it work OK if you switch to the bp-default theme? Are you sure your theme has been written to make use of the slugs?

Have you done the basic first steps – deactivating your plugins, and switching to the bp-default theme – does the problem still persist in this case?

reset? what exactly do you mean? I trust you’re not going to tell us you edited the default styles directly are you? if you did, then rename your adjusted files to default-custom.css and copy a fresh set of default files in from a new download, then you can remove them afterwards and revert back to your custom files.

Later you will want to create a child theme so reverting can be done by changing themes in the backend.

looks like a child theme to me, is it yours? in other words are you responsible for the customisations, in which case you know that nothing vital has been altered or left out.

What portion / section of the uploaded image is saved given that you say you haven’t got the crop window whay area does get saved.

This has to almost certainly be a JS issue, with JS disabled the whole mechanism handles pretty badly, and really needs flagging as something to look at one day.

please read the documentation !

BuddyPress Codex

Are you running a custom theme or default theme? if a custom one have you tried running bp-default and seeing if the issue still occurs.

Not sure what that SC represents, but if that is your upload view then clearly you’re not running the default theme? if that is actually the image, not sure what to suggest.

Always check the the docs/codex to see if there are any guides that cover a question:
https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/

To link your logo to homepage open up a header file bp-default or a wp default header file and have a look at the markup where the logo is set, although isn’t the logo already linked if you’re using the default theme?

I don’t know much but I think one nice option would be to comment out or remove the Blog creation details section from the register.php file of your theme.

register.php file residence : yourtheme/registration/register.php

blog creation details section on register.php would be approx : from line no. 169 to line no. 201

or simply comment out line no. 173
or the line with

<?php _e( 'Blog Details', 'buddypress' ) ……

and line no. 175
or the line with

<input type="checkbox" name="signup_with_blog" i …………………….

This may solve your issue with keeping the blog registration open but stopping new people from registering it from the register page of your site.

where would I create bp-custom.php? I want to use that one as I haven’t decided upon a final theme yet so I’d rather go with bp-custom.php