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Skeleton theme – editings ‘settings page’

@gcs123

Participant

15 years, 7 months ago

I’m trying to style the settings page for logged in users ( the one where they can change the password)

I think I’ve found the page I need to edit –

plugins>buddypress>bp-core>bp-core-settings.php

but it does not seem as straight forward to edit as the other user profile pages? There is alot of function code and when I try and capture the header called ‘General Settings’ inside a div, everything goes a bit wrong as the header is written into the code.

Am I going about styling the right file?

I’m using the most recent skeleton member theme – BuddyPress 1.0

Thanks

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@azznonimous

Participant

15 years, 7 months ago

You should edit ‘wp-content/bp-themes/your-theme/plugin-template.php’

But gives you little flexibility to edit the layout. I’m seriously thinking to edit the core files or try t oextract those function funcionallity to my own theme functions (don’t know how to, but …)

@aikighost

Participant

15 years, 7 months ago

Where can you find the names of the widgets you want listed for users by default so you can add them to the user layout?

Also is there a way of forcing all new users to have the same buddypress theme? EG: Shout? It seems really weird tome that the default mode of operation is that each new users account gets set to the wordpress default rather than the site default.

Could I just overwrite the wordpress default blog theme directory with the contents of the shout buddypress theme?

Thanks in advance,

@weblogian

Participant

14 years, 8 months ago

Can anyone help me out to edit the profile setting page in Buddypress1.2.3

@jeffsayre

Participant

14 years, 8 months ago

@Puanthanh-

Are you trying to alter the functioning of the code or just the styling of the outputted data?

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