Paul

@michael Please note – I was referring to mention notifications on the WP toolbar, not BB wall.

@michael Any update on why mention notifications no longer clear when clicked on? This is still the case on the buddyboss.com too – do you think caused by BP or BB update? Thanks.

@modulemedia One suggestion would be Visual Composer – you’ll get galleries and a stack of other features you might find handy with Buddyboss, and it’s all mobile responsive. $30.

@goofdog88 And upload that amended header.php file to your child theme only.

@goofdog88 TJ might correct me if I’m wrong here but to remove the link from the site title in mobile view, download a copy of header.php and remove the following syntax from line 95:

href=”<?php echo esc_url( home_url( ‘/’ ) ); ?>”

Sits right above the line that closes the mobile header div.

The home button should be where your Login /…[Read more]

@teamduce Add this to your child theme custom.css file:

#buddypress form#whats-new-form textarea { min-height : 30px; }

Or a greater value than 30 if you’d still like it to be a little deeper.

@milena Apostrophes – use from the @ key.

@milena

Just tested this with latest versions of everything…

In child theme custom.css:

body { margin-top: 32px !important; }
body #wpadminbar { display:block !important; }

In child theme functions.php:

remove_filter( ‘show_admin_bar’, ‘wc_disable_admin_bar’, 10, 1 );

It was probably those apostrophes on the function syntax that was…[Read more]

@michael Just to clarify – I see the problem with the notifications counter on this site when the notification refers to a mention. The counter doesn’t clear first time as it should – whether you select the notification itself from the toolbar, or mark the notification as read.

@michael Fair enough, I’ll revisit with a local build and see if I can narrow it down to one plugin. I’ll be interested to see the new themes. It’s highly unlikely I would use a theme from a different vendor on the particular site I’m putting together. There’s zero chance I would use anything else on mobile, and Super Mobile on iPad is superb,…[Read more]

@michael I’m a little confused – what do you think is causing the notification counter to not reset running latest version of BB? Any idea on when live notifications can be introduced?

@michael Ok, thanks. The initial upload issue is:

Photo selection is NEVER accepted first time. I always have to select Gallery and the choose the photo a minimum of two times, generally I have to repeat that action 3-5 times.

The photo source prompt, in my case Camera, Camcorder, Voice Recorder, Choose Music Track, Dropbox, Gallery, Photos,…[Read more]

@michael Understood. Although your last comment on that thread does describe the photo swipe issue as “fixed”? The initial upload bug has been consistent throughout all versions for myself.

@icepin I also have Klein, I actually bought that before BB. Kleo is the latest theme from Seventh Queen which supercedes Sweet Date, it’s very impressive. I’m sticking with BB for the time being to offer continuity across all platforms. On desktop BB is severely lacking, but on smaller devices it’s streets ahead – and the majority will visit your…[Read more]

@icepin @michael @tjchester Divi2 by Elegant Themes and Kleo (Buddypress theme) both come with very good examples of such control panels. Kleo in particular can enable you to transform a site in minutes, while Divi2 has a complete mix of possible layouts. I have both if you’d like a look at them.

@michael Same problems present when logged in on Windows desktop.

@modulemedia No, but it often helps to share! 🙂

@modulemedia I hadn’t spotted the post title issue. Something to double-check, thanks. Always best to discuss these things, this is a good community forum, certainly the most active and helpful I’ve used.

I might be wrong but assuming you have a logo uploaded, and that image updated correctly, you could just set the site title to display:none in your child theme css. On this topic, I use visibility:hidden instead to hide page titles I don’t want to be visually displayed.