Hi @troy, I think the most recent attempt to address this is #7162 xProfile field support for WordPress Profile Fields but there hasn’t been any movement on it recently. BP XProfile WordPress User Sync has always worked fine for situations where I want to enforce real names across the site and need them to stay in sync with WordPress.

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@troy I assume you’re referring to my BP XProfile WordPress User Sync plugin here. If so (and I understand your goal correctly) then you’d need to code the description sync yourself. I didn’t include this in the plugin because of the mismatch between the Rich Text BuddyPress field and the standard textarea in WordPress.

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@troy The way it’s been recommended on this forum previously is to create a simple mu-plugin with the following code in it:

function cbox_remove_forums_from_child_sites( $plugins ) {
if ( is_multisite() AND ! is_main_site() ) {
unset($plugins['bbpress/bbpress.php']);
}
return $plugins;
}
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@troy You’re right that none of these files can be overridden by placing modified versions in your child theme. However, this needn’t prevent you from implementing your modifications.

templatetags.php to implement Boone’s fix of the xprofile group tabs on the front-end edit screen. This one will be fixed in the next version, so I’m not so wor…

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Thanks for posting a solution @troy

Hi @troy in my experience, the CBOX theme behaves no differently to other WordPress themes when it comes to CPTs – if you want full control over their appearance, then you’ll need to add the template files that you mention. I would, of course, recommend that you work with a child theme so that you leave the parent theme untouched.

@troy None of the PHP notices you’re seeing should generate an “Application Error” since they’re, well, only notices. Do you have access to the logs at the point where you see the error occur? If not, can you add the following two lines to  ‘wp-config.php’ when WP_DEBUG is true:

define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);
define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', t…[Read more]