So, this is an Android default browser problem (maybe only for Chinese devices?). In the Android version of Firefox the icons are rendered as expected.

Some time ago I also encountered this problem. Try this CSS code (put in style.css of your child theme):

#whats-new-options {
height: initial;
}

@scottvoth –

Hi, Scott!

After rethinking a little my own question, I consider that the first three behaviours that you described are too radical, but this was what I wanted. But you got me right! I want a special group just as a way to register members (automatically, at user registration) to the group blog. This can be easily achieved with the…[Read more]

The best solution that I can imagine is to implement this only for non-administrators. The question is how!?

@stevedtj,
I think that makes sense to have a special group where users are added automatically at registration, and users of that group can be subscribed (also automatically) to a kind of digest with some selected general site wide activities (about new resources/blogs, new forum topics, new posts), maybe with an option to select about what…[Read more]

This topic is too old, but …

To hide the WordPress login/register top bar for logged out users just disable the “Show the Toolbar for logged out users” option in the Buddypress settings.

@haystack, @stevedtj –

I like the Christian solution, I tested a similar one some time ago. It is useful if the “General” group is linked to the main blog and this is the only blog. But, the idea to inform group members about all site activities can be not too good without a good activities filter, especially if there are more blogs and more…[Read more]

OK, I found the answer on my first question. This is the “forums/favorites/” from the member page. The message “Sorry, there was no activity found. Please try a different filter“ was for Activity.

How about the second question?

@haystack –
Christian, thank you! I will experiment with this.

Regards,
Iurie

@haystack –
Christian, I want to say a big thank you!

The only needed adjustments was the CSS .flex-container {width: 640px; margin: 0px auto;}.
For those who will want to implement this solution the rule is simple: all representative images for Featured Slider must have a width not less than that fixed by this CSS.

Best regards,
Iurie

@haystack –
Thanks, I will try now.

@haystack –
Christian, I am impressed by your work! Thank you! I thought that the task will be a little easier :-)!

I re-enabled my site, so you can see how your code works. It seems like it needs some adjustments.

A small explanation: In my slider I have two test slides with two featured images – with sizes 424 × 283 and 960 × 639 p…[Read more]

@scottvoth – Scott, thank you! If I will fail with the shortcode I will try the plugin that you recommend.

I copied the featured slider template to the template folder of my CBOX child theme and renamed it to featured-slider.php. I load it with the below shortcode/function (see the source). Also was needed a little css code: .flexslider li {…[Read more]

@scottvoth – Thank you, Scott!