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Hi there,
I’ve a couple of questions about the Get Connected page ( we use it as Meet the Team ), I did read the KB, but I need more info.
I use the Members Masonry and have selected
- Member Type = All
- Filter = Random
- Number of members = 60 ( we have 42 members on the website )
It only show the 37 members ( those who were active ), but we need also the overview of ALL the members.
Furthermore I don’t want to see the last active state in the block, is that possible.
the page itself is https://ktmco.nl/wp/meet-the-team/
In the KB I’ve read something about adding extra fields ( X-profile ) and I was able to do this, but the complete lay-out was messed up. I want everything in the same height.
Can you help me out with this ?
Best Regards,
Marcel
Hello, I might need to login using ftp too, can you share ftp access? I will be happy to help you 🙂
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FTP access in a private reply.
The information I want to see on the member page:
* Actief x days, x hours
* Functie
* ProvincieI prefer to have all the block in the same height, maybe an outline/border in the same color as the footer.
And I want to have ALL the members, count must be 42
Regards,
MarcelHello, please try by adding this to style.css
COPY CODE#members-directory-form span.activity { display: none !important; }The rest is changed, at your style.css i added
COPY CODEdiv.mdetcenter {text-align:center;} #members-list .item-meta {text-align: center;} #buddypress ul.item-list li div.item-title {margin-left: 0;margin-right: 0;} #buddypress #members-list .item-title {margin-left: 0;margin-right: 0;text-align: center;} #buddypress #members-list .item-meta {margin-left: 0;margin-right: 0;text-align: center;} #buddypress #members-list .item-title a { font-weight: bold; } div.mdetcenter { text-align: center; display: inline-grid !important; margin-top: 5%; width: 100% !important; }And modified the functions.php code to match your profile fields
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Hi Laura,
Thanks, the correct information is displayed.
But is still does not show ALL the members, only the active ones > 38 and there are 42 members who needs to be displayed.
The code does not changed anything:
COPY CODE#members-directory-form span.activity { display: none !important; }Hi,
If you check the members page you’ll see that you only have 38 users who have signed in. A user is not displayed on the front-end until they have a last_activity recorded, the first possible activity they can have is signing in for first time.
If you can identify which accounts have yet to login you can use the plugin User Switching to switch between your admin account and the account in question – this will record an activity for the user and they will be displayed on the front-end.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-switching/
Thanks,
Kieran
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Hi Kieran,
Thanks for the tip, that is working, all users are now on the page.
Do you know by any change how to get rid of the last active timestamp ?
Regards,
MarcelHi Marcel,
Glad that works for you 🙂 You can hide the activity timestamp with the below CSS. You can add this to your KLEO Child theme’s style.css via WP Admin > Appearance > Editor > KLEO Child > Style.css
COPY CODE.item .item-meta .activity { display: none !important; }Make sure to clear any website cache and your front-end cache (Ctrl+F5) to see the changes.
Kieran
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Thanks so much for the kind words Marcel! We’re always happy to help so feel free to open a new ticket with any other questions.
If you have a spare moment please consider leaving the support you received / KLEO a review on ThemeForest. Every review really does help https://themeforest.net/item/kleo-pro-community-focused-multipurpose-buddypress-theme/reviews/6776630.
All the best,
Kieran.
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