BuddyPress.org

I found the answer myself. BuddyPress uses specific folders for the default pages (Activity, Groups, Forums, etc.) located at wp-content/plugins/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress. In each folder found here are the corresponding default templates. These can be added to a folder you create in your theme. The folder you add to your theme must be…[Read more]

So I found this page, which says I can make a directory named buddypress or community. However, it doesn’t say the name of any of the files I can override. What files can I override and what do they do?

The Codex is maintained by volunteers (we’re all volunteers here at BP, even the core devs). The good thing is it’s an open source project so you can edit pages, and add new info yourself if you see something that needs improving.

Backend still shows this tab when a user is logged in.

@functionmunchkin Have you tried clearing cache? Cannot replicate that in my installs. WP/BP versions? Single WP or WP multisite?

Figured I would take a look but the demo login doesn’t work. For social networks that require registration and no preview, it’s a major stopping point for most people I know.

> I am not getting the option to create these new page
@alid88 Just go to Page > Add New, name the page e.g. Register or Join etc., then publish. Do the same for the Activate page.

> when i click view it takes me to my home page.
That’s default behavior when you go to the Register page while you’re still logged in. Log out first.

> I meant how do I disable registration?
Go back to where you enabled it in Settings > General for single site or in Network Admin > Settings if you’re on multisite.

@keram– You need to enable registration in your Network Admin > Settings, creaate the pages, then associate those pages with BP https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/register-and-activation-pages/

@beginner3 I’ve updated the screenshot in the link you posted. There’s only one “Save Settings” button on that page now. Sorry for your confusion.

>> keep getting the above error message
That happens when you enabled registration in your site but haven’t published blank Register or Activate pages in your site.

>> The”membership” option in the image on the link you posted.
@functionmunchkin The option to “allow users to register” in Network Admin > Settings is the same as the one in a single WP site’s option in Settings > General in that link.

>> Register goes the the login page and clocking the register link on there goes to page not found.…[Read more]

You should look at the page source and find a suitable wrapper class (that is already in existence). For example:

<div class="this-could-be-your-wrapper-class">
<div class="so-could-this">
<img src="" alt="" />
<span class="this-would-be-useless"></span>…[Read more]

See the Members Loop article for details on how to output a member list.

I can’t reproduce the problem. Do you have any plugins activated aside from BP? I’m using the latest WP (4.3.1) and BP (2.4.0).

So avatar’s aren’t native?