I'm sort of new to Buddypress and I want to know if there is a way to override Buddypress and display Buddypress code in the Roots.io theme? I'm using BuddyPress version: 1.9.2 Wordpress version: 3.8.1.
Thanks
All the information is in BuddyPress codex.
http://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/template-hierarchy/
http://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/a-quick-look-at-1-7-theme-compatibility/
And in general, open this page: http://codex.buddypress.org/themes/ - and in sidebar you will see and Subpages section.
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Hi we have a problem with displaying the wordpress admin bar.
The site is a marketplace developed using woocommerce + wcfm plugin. As graphic theme there is Divi builder.
On the WCFM vendor store page of the shop, the wordpress admin bar is not displayed, even though I'm logged in as admin user. It only happens on that specific page.
We've tried commenting out all the custom bar code and the problem doesn't go away.
An example of store vendor page: https://demo.viviladmc.com/store/caffe-martini
Whith Divi/WCFM enabled in the page there are no
Whith on of Divi/WCFM disabled in the page there are correctly
We have already checked:
Functions.php of divi contain the
No JS errors in the console
No significant error in the wordpress log (DEBUG=TRUE in wp-config.php)
Uninstalling the theme or WCFM solves the problem, it is probably an incompatibility between these plugins. Has anyone had the same problem and managed to fix it?
WordPress and woocommerce experts.
I am designing a plugin with WordPress, but this plugin will need Woocommerce plugin as well, so I need to have woocommerce in my plugin and when I activate my plugin then Woocommerce is installed as well.
Thanks!
Good way - create conditions in your plugin.
If Woocommerce plugin installed and activated - you include all your functions and your plugin will work fine.
if woocommerce not installed or not activated - you do not include all functions and create Admin Notice with text like "Woocommerce not activated. For plugin working be sure that Woocommerce Plugin installed and activated".
Something like this - good practice.
I'm developing the custom plugin to customize the WordPress login screen using the WordPress customizer. The plugins worked great on simple WordPress but didn't work on WordPress multisite. The problem is whenever I try to access wp-login.php through customizer it redirects to dashboard admin-panel. I googled the problem but didn't find any solution.
Here are the screenshots.
Simple WordPress:
MultiSite WordPress
Looking forward for your suggestions. Thanks
How would I go about moving the position of a wordpress plugin that is installed from the Wordpress Plugin Repository? I want to do this in the functions.php file for learning purposes and because the theme will be utilizing the same plugins and I can set them with the names I want and the correct position.
What is the easiest way to change an installed plugins position and any menu titles? I've changed some of the core installed menu titles but not an installed plugin.
Thank You.
Go to your directory Plugins > Your Plugin. At very beginning, you'll see some comments.
You can set name, description etc there.
/*
Plugin Name: (Name of Plugin that will be seen on Installed Plugin section.)
Description: (Your Plugin description.)
*/
I have a magento v 1.7.0.2 and I installed a wordpress as a blog , integrating it with fishpig. Although I installed YARPP plugin in wordpress admin, my related posts are not appearing on post page.
Do you have any thoughts that could point me in the right direction ? Or maybe is there a way to display related posts manually by modifying fishpig templates ?
Thank you.