Christopher Williams

@tjchester I have switched all my clients to gravity is that a good move to go away from BBpress

you could try this https://www.buddyboss.com/product/buddyboss-wall/

BuddyBoss Wall

Turn your BuddyPress activity stream into a super interactive “Wall” that your users will instantly understand how to use after years of experience on Facebook. Let your users write on each other’s Walls and “Like” each othe…[Read more]

@tjchester fyi i have had HashBuddy running on all my test sites since we started testing this product and at no point did it ever cause an issue

@discdemo did you see this ” #masthead{background:black; color:white;} ” section of the code given to you by @tjchester that is how he is setting the background color

@discdemo did you see this ” #masthead{background:black; color:white;} ” section of the code given to you by tjchester that is how he is setting the background color

The Password Protect page, works for WordPress content, what you’re using on that page is content created in the Box section. If you want to password protect your whole page, then you will want to use a membership plugin like S2Member.

for question 1 you can refer to the link on Password_Protection…[Read more]

Thats what i had to do @tjchester

I was able to fix this by renaming the Boss media plugin via FTP and then reinstalling the media plugin not sure where this error stim from cause it did not happen until updated this client to 1.05 of the parent theme

Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_is_active() Line 153

Thanks @style960 i did not even see his php was out of date

@tjchester See above “Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_FUNCTION in wp-content/themes/boss-2/buddyboss-inc/theme-functions.php on line 154 “

Try re-uploading a fresh, unpacked, copy of the theme’s folder to wp-content/themes using FTP or whatever file management application your host provides. Are you getting this with the parent or child theme activated ?

Child themes are not as difficult as they may appear. The benefits of working off a parent theme means you don’t need to write all the HTML/CSS from scratch. A child theme will automatically use any template files you include, such as sidebar.php or footer.php. But if they are missing, then your child theme will pull the same files from its p…[Read more]

Child themes are not as difficult as they may appear. The benefits of working off a parent theme means you don’t need to write all the HTML/CSS from scratch. A child theme will automatically use any template files you include, such as sidebar.php or footer.php. But if they are missing, then your child theme will pull the same files from its p…[Read more]