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I Solved the Issue. Please follow the link : http://webloggerz.com/how-to-remove-index-php-from-wordpress-url/

I Solved the Issue. Please follow the link : http://webloggerz.com/how-to-remove-index-php-from-wordpress-url/

asynaptic thx for the reply i think i posted this in worng section.
buddypress is installed and works fine…i dont need help from support on any of the matters on that page.
i just need someone to tell me how to remove my website header image and my navigation bar from above anything thats buddypress related on my website.
for instance do i need to create a budypress header php and if i do how do i exclude it from using my header image and navigation bar in wordpress pages? what would i add to the header php to stop these pages calling the header and nav bar.
i dont know how much more clearer i can be on what i need to do, thats what i dont understand? im asking a simple enough question?
showing someone a screenshot of my header wouldnt help its the same as anyone elses header just that it stretches to far down the page …its about 700px down the page by the time users have scrolled to the buddypress menus in the content area of my page, hence why i need to just remove my header and navigation bar from above my main content area on the buddypress pages (thus making it easier for users to navigate)!
i also know nearly every experienced buddypress user will probably know how to do this but no-one will reply or help me out?

Brilliant answer! Thank you very much for the help!

Just one last question here. If you did install multi site and network activated BuddyPress then on your first child site community.site.com has all the buddypress activity – would a user signing up on the community be a user on the parent site?

Guys, thanks you for your responses – very helpful!

See i have a very active web site built in WP (well i will – its just being built). The Community/Forum elements (with BuddyPress and BBPress) will be an integral part of it also. When i done a few test’s on activating BuddyPress and BBPress, i found that this doubled the site queries which i’m just monitoring very closely as i’m trying to keep everything as efficient as possible. The site will be on a dedicated server with the database on a separate dedicated database server so i think we should be OK if we keep queries down as small as possible.

Sorry @synaptic, i was aware that BuddyPress is a plugin for WordPress, it was more the approach i was questioning – ie when you’re starting off with a site, do you think that the site is going to be a community site everything focused on BuddyPress or is safe to say that you could have a large active non community site and simply append a community with BuddyPress as secondary and have the site still run efficiently. I see in some sites that the community element is on a separate sub domain site – for example see http://www.babycentre.co.uk – they community element of this is on a separate install (possibly WP multi site?) at http://community.babycentre.co.uk/. I’m sort of wondering is there any reason why they do this? Is it because its physically easier to manage? Is it because the load of a community may affect the normal running of the website? I’m just wondering what the general convention is?

If the convention is to separate say – then why would it make sense to have a multi site install as the community BuddyPress tables are still in the same database? You get waht i mean? Actually why use multi site at all? (http://www.onextrapixel.com/2011/06/06/how-to-integrate-buddypress-with-wordpress-multi-site-seamlessly/)

Thanks for all your help everyone! Appreciate it!

Thanks @mercime – however, I’m already successfully showing users posts on their profile – see below. I’m doing this using posts-on-profile but it’s quite out of date:

What I can’t do, is show the most recent post for each user on the members list (on the members home page) – note the placeholder image on the right for each member:

Hope someone can help!