You are welcome.

Hi Marko,
Thank you.

The problem is Youzer. They write unnecessarily specific css and that’s causing it.

I have copied their css and specified member types specific selectors.
Please visit Dashboard->Appearance->Customize->Additional CSS and add these

.youzer .field_type_membertypes p.description {
    margin-bottom: 15px;
}

.field_type_membertypes label {
    color: #929292;
    font-size: 13px;
    font-weight: 600;
    line-height: 18px;
    margin-right: 20px;
    display: inline-block;
}

.field_type_membertypes input[type="checkbox"] {
    margin-right: 7px;
}

That should make it look good with youzer.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Marko,
Welcome to BuddyDev forums.

Please use an image sharing service like

https://prnt.sc/
https://snipboard.io/
https://imgur.com/

to post the screenshot and share.

Thank you
Brajesh

Hi bob13,
The best way to delete groups will be using database.

If you are comfortable with database, Please follow the steps below. Please note that these can not be undone.

1. Take a complete backup of your database. In case something goes wrong, you can restore.

2. Find the user id. I am assuming it is 2. It should be some numeric id.

3. Find the table prefix . I am assuming it is wp_. You will need to replace the prefix and user id in all the queries below.

4. View all groups from that user, you may run

SELECT id FROM wp_bp_groups WHERE creator_id=2

4. Clean Group meta

Check meta entries count for these groups

SELECT COUNT('*') FROM wp_bp_groups_groupmeta WHERE group_id IN( SELECT id FROM wp_bp_groups WHERE creator_id=2 )

Delete all these meta

DELETE FROM wp_bp_groups_groupmeta WHERE group_id IN( SELECT id FROM wp_bp_groups WHERE creator_id=2 )

5. Clean members table

Check the number of members in these groups.

SELECT COUNT('*') FROM wp_bp_groups_members where group_id IN( SELECT id FROM wp_bp_groups WHERE creator_id=2 )

Delete these entries

DELETE FROM wp_bp_groups_members where group_id IN( SELECT id FROM wp_bp_groups WHERE creator_id=2 )

6. Clean activity table.

View entries count.

SELECT COUNT('*') FROM wp_bp_activity WHERE component="groups" AND item_id IN( SELECT id FROM wp_bp_groups WHERE creator_id=2 )

Delete entries

DELETE FROM wp_bp_activity WHERE component="groups" AND item_id IN( SELECT id FROM wp_bp_groups WHERE creator_id=2 )

6. Finally, Delete all groups

DELETE FROM wp_bp_groups WHERE creator_id=2

That’s all.
Do not forget to take a backup before any of these command.

Regards
Brajesh

PS:- In future, Please open your own topic for discussion.