Can you show us the full path you have to your child theme’s member-header.php file?
It should be your-theme/buddypress/members/single/member-header.php
yes it’s in the right path, but whatever i change, nothing happens =/
I have the same problem :/ My path is good. I don’t understand…
Looking at the given code in the first topic let think that you try something hazardous 🙂
<h2 class='user-displayname'>
<?php bp_displayed_user_displayname(); ?>
<small>@<?php bp_displayed_user_mentionname(); ?></small>
</h2>
h2 is a title tag whith (generally) a fixed size, depending your theme. Whatever that size is, anything inside the title tag will be affected by his size.
This means in this case, that your <small> tag is affected by <h2>. So if the h2 is set to 15px and small is not defined, both will be 15px.
You probably have to declare correctly your CSS classes as explained here.
FYI, there is a similar template which is cover-image-header.php which you c(sh)ould try to use for your modifications. Maybe the profile page will show up like you want, specially if you allow your members to change their profile header ? 😉
there is a similar template which is cover-image-header.php which you c(sh)ould try to use for your modifications
that was it. great! thank you 🙂 could make the code working
specially if you allow your members to change their profile header ?
i don’t know if i get you right, you don’t think it’s a good idea? It’s just when you want facebook signup for your members, you often have long mentionnames and users may not want their full name in a word that big in the header. In this case I think it’s better like that. But I was more confused by not having the Groupname in the Groupheader 😀 greetings
@possip,
what i wanted to say was that if you use the allow header image option, BP will use a different header template. When you don’t use this option, BP will use member-header.php
The’re two component who use header’s: members and groups.
To handle groups header, it is exactly the same logic as for the members header.
In the group directory (bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/groups), you have 2 files named group-header.php and cover-image-header.php where you can handle goup header customization.
