dslax27Hello,
I spent all weekend researching and trying different things, but I give up. I have a WordPress site with a stylesheet that works well. I then added the BuddyPress plugin and BuddyPress Template Pack which default to look very dull with just basic text.
I also downloaded and applied a BuddyPress-specific theme, but that seems to change the entire site.
The BuddyPress Template Pack asks that I update the following files:
* /activity/index.php
* /blogs/index.php
* /forums/index.php
* /groups/index.php
* /groups/create.php
* /groups/single/home.php
* /groups/single/plugins.php
* /members/index.php
* /members/single/home.php
* /members/single/plugins.php
* /registration/register.php
I did and php code basically looks like this:
[HEADER]
<div id="container">
<div id="content">
[PAGE CONTENT]
<div class="box">
<div class="smallerbox">
[BUDDYPRESS DIVS&Classes]
</div>
</div>
</div>
<div id="sidebar">
[SIDEBAR CONTENT]
</div>
</div>
[FOOTER]What is the most effective way to make the BuddyPress-specific theme CSS apply only to the holding <div> while maintaining the CSS applicable to the rest of the WordPress site?
