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Thanks! Found this on the Gravity Forms website:

‘body .gform_wrapper .gform_body .gform_fields .gfield input[type=text],
body .gform_wrapper .gform_body .gform_fields .gfield input[type=email],
body .gform_wrapper .gform_body .gform_fields .gfield input[type=tel],
body .gform_wrapper .gform_body .gform_fields .gfield input[type=url],
body…[Read more]

Excellent! Looking forward to this fix, have translated everything in the Boss. theme but this is a bit annoying.

Thanks! I had some success with that CSS but the font size in Gravity Forms forms is still tiny. Any easy fix for that possible? Thanks again.

I think you’ll have to use som PHP to do this, not just CSS since CSS can’t tell if there’s something filled in in a field. This means that you’ll have to copy the correct template file to your child theme and then edit it.

Check this page under the section “Update: Only show a field when it’s filled in” for some p…[Read more]

I have the same notice. This is what it says:

“To edit colors and layout, head to Appearance > Customize. If your changes do not display on the front-end, please check that the file options.css was created in wp-content/themes/buddyboss-app-theme/css/ and has the permissions ( 644 or 777 ) set to it. Create the file manually with the correct…[Read more]

Hi @vapvarun!

Thanks for the CSS. I applied it in my custom.css and it didn’t work unfortunately. However, when I used display:block the site did load as expected on an iPad. The only obvious issue was that both mobile menus ended up showing under each other in the BuddyPanel, which is a bit odd since the desktop profile menu (with the round…[Read more]

Same issue here. Boss version 1.1.1 and no radio buttons which makes it impossible to change the settings.

Thanks for the link! Will give this some time after I’ve adjusted all minor fixes I need after installing the Boss theme. Shouldn’t be to hard, right? 🙂

@tjchester Do you mean to show the login button like you do in the demo? I prefer to use a regular form on the fron-end instead of the wp-login.php-approach, makes it more intuitive for non-technical users I think.

I’m looking for something like how the WordPress.org forums implement the login field. See this…[Read more]

@tjchester Do you mean to show the login button like you do in the demo? I prefer to use a regular form on the fron-end instead of the wp-login.php-approach, makes it more intuitive for non-technical users I think.

I have the same issue. I also need to create the file “options.css” in the CSS directory and set it’s file permissions to 755.

Hi @vapvarun, thanks for looking into this. Unfortunately those functions are not available for the WP Engine staging server, only for the live site. The site works fine on mobile and desktop, do you still think that this could be a CSS issue?

@michael I’m using the Boss. theme now. Could you please implement this as a setting in that theme as well? Thanks!

It’s great! Been using it since you released it. But the BP Profile Search plugin also has it’s place since it allows members to search users xprofile fields, for example per city or job type depending on what fields you have.

It’s great! Been using it since you released it.

@michael Excellent! I really appreciate your quick response to user feedback and suggestions. Could you add a setting in the customizer to change the mobile header color also, or am I missing something there? 🙂