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在 BuddyPress 論壇上提供支援

Codex Home → Participate and Contribute → Providing Support at the BuddyPress Forums
Providing Support at the BuddyPress Forums

Welcome Forum Volunteers
Thank you for taking the time to provide support at the BuddyPress Forums. Please note that the rules and guidelines set up in the WordPress support forums apply here as well. The following documents will help you navigate through our Forums.
1. Forum Welcome – this document is in part directed towards those who seek support at the forums but contains information about helping out, when topics can be deleted or closed, and reporting threads, among others. Disregard the mailing list information unless the issue is specific to WordPress.
2. WordPress Support Handbook – This contains a good number of articles which will help you provide support the 「WordPress Way」. Some articles which you might like to read first:

How to Give Help
When Good Users Go Bad
Approach to providing good support
Examples of Good vs. Bad Support
Modlook and Tagging
What makes a Good Bug Report

Forum Moderators
Thank you for accepting the invitation to become moderators at our support forums
Please take a moment to read the recommended articles above and the ones below to re-acquaint yourself with our forum rules. Should you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to reach out to the BP core team.

Welcome to Forum Moderators (WP Forum Handbook)
Closing Posts (Forum Welcome) – Do not feel obliged to close very old topics as there will be a script to auto-close topics after a certain period of time
Stock Answers for Forum Moderators (WP Forum Handbook)
Deleting/Editing Posts (Forum Welcome)

Additional Reference: The accepted conventions on asking questions
It can be worthwhile reading through this document below as a primer on what is suggested as the correct approach to asking questions on forums and lists. While it』s aimed at the poster as guidance on how to behave and form a question that will gain positive responses, it』s useful for all to understand and is considered as a RFC:
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way

通知 → 已讀

Codex Home → Member Guide → Notifications → Read
Notifications → Read

This page lists all the notifications that you have either opened up to read or marked as already read.
You have the option to delete the notifications one by one or in bulk. Any notification that you mark as 「Unread」 is automatically moved to the Notifications → Unread page.
You can filter the order of this list: Newest First (default) or Oldest First.

⇒ Next: Messages → Inbox
⇐ Previous: Notifications → Unread
⇐ Back to Member Guide

朋友 → 好友關係

Codex Home → Member Guide → Friends → Friendships
Friends → Friendships

This page shows the list of Friends. Friends are Members who have either accepted your friendship request or those who sent a friend request and you accept such.

⇒ Next: Friends → Requests
⇐ Previous: Messages → Compose
⇐ Back to Member Guide

WordPress 選單中的 BuddyPress 連結

Codex Home → Getting Started → BuddyPress Links in WordPress Menus
BuddyPress Links in WordPress Menus

You can add links to: (a) the directory pages of your activated BuddyPress components and/or (b) your respective Member screens, in any of the navigation menus available in your theme. This can only be done after you finish configuring your BuddyPress installation (regular site | multisite).
Add Menu Links to the Directory Pages of Activated BuddyPress Components
Links include: Sitewide Activity, Members Directory, Groups Directory, and/or Blogs Directory (multisite only).

Navigate to Appearance > Menus.
Create a new menu.
Under the 「Pages」 section, select the links to the BuddyPress pages.
Click on the 「Add to Menu」 button.
Arrange the menu links as you like it.
Click on 「Save the Menu」 button.
Go to the 「Manage Locations」 tab and assign this menu to a theme menu location.
Click save and refresh your site to see your new custom menu in place.

Add Menu Links Specific to the Logged-in Member

Click on 「Screen Options」 to open up the panel at the top of the screen and check the 「BuddyPress」 option under the 「Show On Screen」 section. You can either create a new menu to contain these membership links or add them to the menu you already created above.

Navigate to the new 「BuddyPress」 navigation links in the panel shown below.

Select the items you would like to add to your menu
Click on the 「Add to Menu」 button. The links will be added to the Menu Structure panel.
Click on 「Save the Menu」 button.

Example of this menu in the front page of your site.

個人資料 → 檢視

Codex Home → Member Guide → Profile → View
Profile → View

⇒ Next: Profile → Edit
⇐ Previous: Activity → Groups
⇐ Back to Member Guide

好友 → 請求

Codex Home → Member Guide → Friends → Requests
Friends → Requests

This page shows a list of 「Friend Requests」 from Members of the site. It is up to you to accept or reject such friend requests.

⇐ Next: Groups → Memberships
⇒ Previous: Friends → Friendships
⇐ Back to Member Guide

在符號連結 （symlinks） 環境中安裝 BuddyPress

Codex Home → Getting Started → Frequently Asked Questions → Installing BuddyPress in a symlinked environment
Installing BuddyPress in a symlinked environment

If you use symbolic links (symlinks) for your WordPress plugin environment, you may need to do some additional configuration to ensure that BuddyPress assets are loaded correctly.
If you find that CSS and Javascript assets are not being loaded correctly (the tags are in the page source, but the paths are incorrect), try putting the following configuration settings into your wp-config.php file:

define( 'BP_PLUGIN_DIR', '/path/to/buddypress/' );
define( 'BP_PLUGIN_URL', 'http://example.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/' );

Replace /path/to/buddypress/ with your system path to the buddypress plugin directory (eg /var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/). Replace http://example.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/ with the actual URL to your BuddyPress plugin directory.

已棄用的指南

Codex Home → Getting Started → User Submitted Guides → Deprecated Guides
Deprecated Guides

Pages in this section represent older code and functions that are no longer current and have been deprecated in the core BP plugin.
Generally there will be newer alternative methods to replace these deprecated ones.
These guides are preserved for backwards compatibility as deprecated code may still be in use and the guides here of some relevance and usefulness.

BP 主題相容性和 WordPress 預設主題

Codex Home → BuddyPress Theme Development → BP Theme Compatibility and the WordPress Default Themes
BP Theme Compatibility and the WordPress Default Themes

BuddyPress is compatible with all of the WordPress Default Themes. This section will provide you with step-by-step tutorials to make all your BuddyPress pages conform with the layout you want using child themes.
Twenty Ten Theme
Twenty Eleven Theme
Twenty Twelve Theme
Twenty Thirteen Theme
Twenty Seventeen Theme

為新功能更新自定義主題

Codex Home → BuddyPress Theme Development → Updating Custom Themes For New Functionality
Updating Custom Themes For New Functionality

This section is your guide to BuddyPress theme updates, by version release.
From time to time Buddypress creates new functionality that requires templates and markup adjustments, adds new JavaScript scripting and perhaps requires CSS properties supporting these additions.
If your BuddyPress installation is a particularly custom one, that is, you have overloaded template files to your theme or child theme, maybe copied JS and CSS files as well and even running your own BuddyPress functions setup you will not necessarily inherit these new features, this section will list these changes grouped under version release numbering detailing just what template files, js, css you need to update in your theme.

Theme Updates for BP 2.7
Template updating and changes

Theme Updates for BP 2.2
Template updating and changes

Theme Updates for BP 2.1
Template updating and changes