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The term “groups” didn’t really make sense the way we were using them. #item-header Renaming Elements like “Groups” Removing the image doesn’t collapse the headline though so we’ll bring it close to the left while we’re fiddling: /* remove Group Headline Avatars and indent heading further left */ When you click on a group you’ll see the Group Headline and a huge avatar next to it. In this order, here’s how you eliminate them: /* remove Group Avatars from Activity Stream */ Particularly we wanted to remove Gravatars from Groups which appear in several places: Gravatars are a great idea, but if you don’t have 100 users on the site than they just get in the way.

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The following code amendmends are additions to your child theme’s style.css file. I’ll explain more of this in another article and assume you’re familiar with setting up your own child theme for now. It’s the best and most future proof way for any theme you’d like to tweak because you’re covered if the developers bring out an update. Here are my notes if you’d like to have a go.įirst of all, the BuddyPress Default Theme is a rather complex one so I’d recommend creating a Child Theme rather than amending source code. However there’s still a lot of clutter we didn’t need so I made some quick amendmends. There aren’t many Themes available for BuddyPress so we went with the default theme which I think works best. We decided that BuddyPress would be a superb platform to use for this and went with it.

Ray and I have been working on Livestatus, a status report system for television broadcasters.