ok. In that canse, Pleasde keep using the code.

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Brajesh

Hi Philip,
I am sorry for the delay.

With BuddyBlog Pro, you can override the templates for each post type and have a complete customized look.

In case of BuddyBoss theme, you can use the following structure:-

Here is the base directory stricture that you need in place:-

-your-buddyboss-child-theme(probably buddyboss-theme-child)/buddyblog/buddyboss/

Now, you can either override the layout globally(for all post types) or individual post type.

To override for all post types, you will need to create a directory “default” inside the above hierarchy and then copy the files from wp-content/plugins/buddyblog-pro/templates/buddyblog/buddyboss/default and put it there. Then you can modify it as you need.

If you like the layout for some post types but want to modify it for specific post type, you can create a new folder with post type slug “some-post-type-slug” inside your “your-buddyboss-child-theme/buddyblog/buddyboss/” and then copy the file you want to override from the default(as in above case).

You only need to copy the file you want to override. For others, the plugin will fallback to default.

Hope that helps.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi,
Please consult your theme author. It will be a simple css but specific to your theme probably(the selector being used).

I wasn’t able to login to their demo, otherwise I could have supplied the css.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Nancy,
Is there any custom code you are using to restrict which member types are visible?

I was unable to find any other reason for it.

Please let me know and I will assist.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Nancy,
Thank you for the reply and sharing your insights. It will help others too.

I am glad I was able to assist.

Regards
Brajesh