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Thank you very much for your reply. Being new to WP I thought for sure this feature was baked into BuddyPress. I have solved the problem with a few plugins around woocommerce and one built for the lms addon I am using with a little wiring up work.

Have a great day

cool!

How did the above link convert to a card please?

If you post in a Public Group that you aren’t a member of, then you are automatically added to the Group.

I believe the only exception for this is site administrators.

With reference to the animation, have you tried contacting the theme’s author? Usually when there’s an issue like this it’s worth reporting it so they can issue a global fix.

@missmad If you wanted to create a link to go to a specific screen on the logged-in user’s profile, use http://buddypress.dev/members/me/profile/

Obviously swap in your actual domain. Note the members/me/ bit — that’s the magic part. If that’s found, it redirects to the logged-in user’s profile following whatever comes after it in the URL.

Do other emails sent from your site, by WordPress, work? For example, comment moderation notifications, and so on.

Please also provide a list of plugins active.

I was able to reproduce the problem described here, and I’ve opened a ticket to track it at https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2992.

@ico33 Perhaps you could test the patch on that ticket, to see if it solves your problem. If so, leaving a comment on that bbPress ticket would be a great way to help.

Use http://php.net/sprintf

That might work, though the BuddyPress email template has configurable colours etc, so you’d need to fill those in inside the HTML.

You can get the HTML template from https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/src/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/assets/emails/single-bp-email.php

Nice work!

Are you getting ANY emails from WordPress? For example, comment moderation/approval notices.

If you are not, then this is a general WordPress problem and you will get better help quicker by 1) contacting your web host for support and 2) posting on the wordpress.org support forums.

I don’t think it will be easy but it’s certainly possible.

I am really confused about how a child theme overrides a standard theme. So does the child theme just have to be named Twenty Sixteen Child and it will override Twenty Sixteen?