Paul

@benworx I don’t use BB Wall so I can’t advise there. Have you tried disabling that to see if your grammar issue is still there? I don’t see it on a standard Buddypress install with BB or Boss installed.

@tjchester Sorry my mistake. I thought when you suggested ‘change main text color sitewide’ this could already been done in Customize > Body Content > Body Text.

As a forethought, it would be good if this can be implemented with the option to order the appearance of widgets/menus.

@angslycke I’m not sure why this is an issue when using a child theme. I haven’t seen these problems with Customizer on any other theme.

@tjchester If I understand correctly, this options already exists. But it can’t be overwritten with custom css – you can set every other type of styling to the text, but not change it’s colour. Which is obviously something a lot of people will want to do if using individually styled text areas.

@tjchester If I correctly, this options already exists. But it can’t be overwritten with custom css – you can set every other type of styling to the text, but not change it’s colour. Which is obviously something a lot of people will want to do if using individually styled text areas.

@tjchester I still can’t override it. I do think this needs looking at – we should be able to set different body colours with our own css, especially if taking full advantage of a tool like Page Builder.

@foxdenvixen You shouldn’t need to rename or copy any templates to your child theme to create the pages you want. You can give the rows or widgets within those rows any name you like. To style them you can directly enter css into the areas provided by page builder when editing a row or widget. But if you declare them within custom.css in your…[Read more]

On version 1.1.0 there seems to be an unusual amount of padding above the user avatar & name.

On version 1.1.0 there seems to be an unusual amount of padding above the user avatar & name.

@benworx What version of Buddypress are you using? I have 2.2.1 with no edited translations, and I see “Ben changed their profile picture”…

@foxdenvixen You can do this really with any Wordpress page builder. The recommendation here is to use this – https://wordpress.org/plugins/siteorigin-panels/. To achieve what you want, think of a row within Page Builder as a section. To each row you can apply custom css so it has it’s own individual styling. You need to declare that CSS in the…[Read more]

@tjchester It is empty yeah, but the page calls the sidebar even when the full width template is set?

@tjchester No it’s not, it’s a separate page.