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Did anybody have this problem? if yes, let me know how to solve it.
I have install a new buddypress community theme with wpms. The profile icon block the admin link in the header. Anybody know how to solve it? here is there file located? how to move the profile icon little bit left? Just a little bit. Thanks.
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Anybody help? It's the buddpress plugin cause this problem, when I activate the buddypress, the icon block the admin link, but when I deactivate the buddypress, the icon does not block it. Come on, give me a hand.
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@kaluwu: First up you posted at the weekend therefore please be patient about replies. Secondly, what version of WordPress / BuddyPress are you using. Also what browser and do you have a link?
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Oh, didn't realize it's July 4th, should say happy July 4th first. Alright, I use all the latest version of WPMS(which is 3.0), BuddyPress(I believe is 1.2.5), primarily I use Safari on my Mac, but I have tried to use firefox and even IE on my PC. Which link that you request? the link to my Website? Is yes, here is the link to my site: http://ambister.com/
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Latest version of BuddyPress Community Theme,
When I turn the buddypress plugin off, it's normal. But, when I activate, it appear to just like the picture that I attached.
Thank you.
Na, I wasn't inpatient, just forget it's on the weekend and try to add some more information to the issue, sorry about the misunderstanding.
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Anybody help? It's the buddpress plugin cause this problem, when I activate the buddypress, the icon block the admin link, but when I deactivate the buddypress, the icon does not block it. Come on, give me a hand.
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@kaluwu: First up you posted at the weekend therefore please be patient about replies. Secondly, what version of WordPress / BuddyPress are you using. Also what browser and do you have a link?
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Oh, didn't realize it's July 4th, should say happy July 4th first. Alright, I use all the latest version of WPMS(which is 3.0), BuddyPress(I believe is 1.2.5), primarily I use Safari on my Mac, but I have tried to use firefox and even IE on my PC. Which link that you request? the link to my Website? Is yes, here is the link to my site: http://ambister.com/
Additional info:
Latest version of BuddyPress Community Theme,
When I turn the buddypress plugin off, it's normal. But, when I activate, it appear to just like the picture that I attached.
Thank you.
Na, I wasn't inpatient, just forget it's on the weekend and try to add some more information to the issue, sorry about the misunderstanding.
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@Kalu Wu: This is a bug and probably will get fixed in the new version coming soon. For now you can add this fix:
1. Open base.css:
Find this class:
#logout-link img.avatar {
border:5px solid #FFFFFF;
float:left;
height:50px;
left:0;
margin:0 15px 0 0;
padding:0;
position:absolute;
top:25px;
width:50px;
}
base.css (line 367)
Edit to say this:
#logout-link img.avatar {
border:5px solid #FFFFFF;
float:left;
height:50px;
left:0;
margin:0 15px 0 0;
padding:0;
top:25px;
width:50px;
}
base.css (line 367)
Hope this helps.
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Thanks man. Appreciate that. So you delete the number 8: position:absolute. Is this causing the problem?
Let me try it, will update the result.
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Very good, I delete the position: absolute, and it works. Great Job!!! Tammie, owe you a cup of starbucks.
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