Hi Brajesh, I’m after some advice please.
About a year ago I could change the profile page template by changing the template of the Members page, the template would then flow down to the child page (I think that’s how it worked). However, this has stopped working, and in any case it was not ideal since it meant the members page had a template that might not be wanted.
I’ve been told that it’s possible to set a specific template for the profile page by doing a template override, but I can’t think how I would do that.
How would you set a template for the profile page that is different to the theme default?
It looks good, but I could not see anywhere to set the media as featured, do I eed a different version of Mediapress?
Playlist and autoplay I think are important for the audio files.
A slideshow, so that the member can show a lot of different images is also important.
I found a great little plugin called Content Aware sidebars that allows you to swap out the standard sidebars for customer sidebars on specific BP pages, I think this is half the task sorted, all I need to do now is to set the BP template to be three column. I believe I can do this by copying my themes three column pages php file into theme/buddypress.php, can’t try it right now, will try later.
Hi George,
If you are looking to do it only for the members profile section then you should create a template file as‘buddypress/members/single/index.php’ that contains the layout and BuddyPress will use it.
Unfortunately that did not work, neither did copying my three column template file to childtheme/buddypress.php
I’ve looked all over the web and have got no new ideas.
I’ve realised a workaround that will set all of BuddyPress to three column – change my site default to three column then manually set every page to two column. I’d reall like to avoid doing that for obvious reasons.
Any ideas why BuddyPress is not picking up my new members/single/index.php?
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