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Looks like I can’t edit the reply to my latest reply either. I added a screenshot of my page settings for blog showing a custom retina logo that is not appearing.
Laura, for the life of me, I can’t find how to start a new topic in this forum so I am replying to this one. This one is using a custom logo on a page. The retina logo from the General theme settings always appears even though I have a custom logo and retina logo uploaded for the page.
Example page: http://joinpan.com/blog
You can see the regular size logo load initially and then be changed to the retina logo from the main theme general settings and not the page custom retina logo.Any ideas?
Laura, can you explain which register.php? I deleted the register.php in Kleo’s “buddypress… members” folder yet the theme still appears to be using it. Where is the theme sending the register URL if there is no register.php?
The register.php template page in the Kleo theme I mentioned above is what is generating the content on my register page so I am just trying to figure out where the Buddypress hand-off happens. As I mentioned above, if you set Buddypress Register page in settings to use “- None -” and make sure that the URL is set to http://sitename/register” it should go to your own register page.
It isn’t ideal which is why I am trying to figure out what other template page is taking over once register.php is gone.
I deleted the register.php template page from “kleo…buddypress…members”, but for some reason the theme is still displaying the content from the template. I can’t seem to find out were it is getting the content for the page. Is there another template that “register” will use if it does not find register.php (following the typical hierarchy: https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/).
FYI… the Facebook registration button does not work in the default register template.
Site register URL:
http://joinpan.com/register/Laura, thanks for the reply. Are you referring to editing your register.php in the theme’s “buddypress… members” folder or one of buddypress’ register.php files?
Right now, I ended up going into the Pages tab under the Buddypress settings and choosing “- None -” for the Register page. I renamed the Kleo demo registration page Register and browsing to sitename.com/register brings up the demo page I wanted. However, this does not provide me the nice features of having Buddypress aware of the Register page (like not making it available when logged in, etc.)
So I guess I am willing to modify the register.php file as long as I know which one to modify.
Thanks again!
Similarly, I want the nice looking demo register page (Home Register) as my register page, but every time I set the registration page in Buddypress to the demo page, it does not use it but appears to use the default template setup in KLEO’s Buddypress settings “Register Page Layout”. Is there a way to point Buddypress to the correct registration page without KLEO applying a default template?
The site is http://joinpan.comAny help here would be appreciated.
