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Hi @maryt66 When are you planning to launch the site? I am happy to say that we’re on our way to WCAG 2.0 compliance 🙂 Hopefully when BP 2.7 rolls out in mid-October this year, we’ve completed the fixes on all our front-end (user-facing) templates and at least 75% of our back-end admin screens.

Finally I could resolve the problem after reading this article

This developer suggests creating a plugin. The result is a link with a dashicon but it is not responsive. To make it responsive (show on mobile), I added in the css file of the plugin a snippet I fould elsewhere:

@media screen and (max-width: 782px) {
#wpadminbar…[Read more]

The new code adds indeed a Home. Screenshot

But this Home still doesn’t show on smaller screns. Screenshot

I have added the css, but it has no effect. As I see only icons are shown on small screens. Unfortunately…

Thanks @mrjarbenne for your response.

Unfortunately your code doesn’t work for me; it makes my dashboard a blank page. I already tested the concept “remove the original Home in order to add my own customized Home” with snippets I found on the internet, but this solution is not compatible with responsiveness. All the links you add on the…[Read more]

Or… rather than doing that, look in your web server’s PHP error log, and tell us what’s inside. If you don’t know what this is, your web host’s support should be able to help.

BuddyPress doesn’t affect user authentication or password resets. We leave that to WordPress.

WordPress’ lost password link can be found on the .com/wp-login.php screen. You can copy that link into your theme/navigation menu, etc, if you want it elsewhere.

The error is “missing_email”, which happens when we get can’t find an email post in the database with the term “post_recieved_comment” (in our special bp-email-type taxonomy).

First thing to do, is re-install the email; go to wp-admin Tools > BuddyPress, then choose the re-install email option. After this, go to wp-admin Emails, and see if you…[Read more]

No… but… how are you adding multiple types of users? Are you using the Member Types API?

We’d need to see your theme’s markup in order to provide you with the relevant CSS help. Do you have a link to your website?

@skullchow To get your site back, you need to FTP (or SSH, or whatever — you should know how to do this) into your server. Go into the wp-content/plugins/ folder, and rename the buddypress plugin to buddypress-disabled. Then, visit your site’s plugins page (.com/wp-admin/plugins.php), and WordPress will fix itself.

Then what you need to do is…[Read more]

Not quite! In BuddyPress 2.6, we added support for dynamic links for user profiles.

In your template/blog post/wherever, if you wanted a link to go to the logged-in user’s activity stream (for example), create the link to <a href=http://example.com/members/me/activity">my activity stream</a>.

See…[Read more]

This is possible. As @mrjarbenne said you can check the capabilities of the displayed user.

Visit a forum, like https://buddypress.org/support/forum/how-to/ and scroll to the bottom of the topic list. The new topic form should be down there.

wadece1979- You should start a new topic for your support request. In that topic, describe your WP setup (single site, multisite) and whether the problem persists if you use a different theme. Thanks!

Emoji did not show up 🙂 Congraulations!