Hi Victor,
The gravatars are not allowed by this plugin. If it is happening, It is an issue. we are looking and we will get back to you today/tomorrow with more updates.

Thank you for your patience.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Tyler,
In MediaPress, we have restricted the larger image size to 800×600 and that seems to be doing it.

It is this code snippet doing it in mpp-init.php

    mpp_register_media_size( array(
            'name'  => 'large',
            'height'=> 800,
            'width' => 600,
            'crop'  => false,
            'type'  => 'default'
    ) );

We can override it by putting this in our bp-custom.php

function mpp_custom_setup_custom_image_size() {
	
	    mpp_register_media_size( array(
            'name'   => 'large',
            'height' => 1000, //change it
            'width'  => 1000,
            'crop'   => false,
            'type'   => 'default'// can be photo/video/audio/doc, default applies to all media type
    ) );
		
		
}
add_action( 'mpp_setup_core', 'mpp_custom_setup_custom_image_size' );

Hope that helps.
Regards
Brajesh

Hi Tiziano,
I am sorry but we don’t have much of the documentation available. I will explain the things here

1. The BuddyBlog uses 3 template files to generate the posts list, single post and Create/edit post screens

2. These three screens use 3 associated template files. BuddyBlog comes with the fallback templates but if a user keeps these templates in his/her theme the template files from theme are used.

3. To provide the templates, you will need to create a directory named “buddyblog” in your theme and put three files
-buddyblog/posts.php – This file is used for listing all the posts
-buddyblog/single.php – Displaying single post on the profile
-buddyblog/edit.php for showing the new/edit post form

These files contain WordPress template tags specially the ones used in The Loop
https://codex.wordpress.org/The_Loop

https://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags

To see the xact loop, Please check the corresponding file in wp-content/plugins/buddyblog/template/buddyblog directory. You can copy content from these files to your theme directory as explained above and modify as per your requirement.

As pre this thread’s requirement, all you need is to use the_terms() tag in the loop
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/the_terms

Hope that helps.

Hi Jason,
Welcome to BuddyDev. Are you sure you are referring to Sitewide activity widget? Which version of the widget are you using? I don’t see any comment button?
If possible, can you please post a screenshot?

Thank you
brajesh