Thread Starter
acwalt
(@acwalt)
Looking at it more it looks like the container div is closed off before the content. I am no expert in code, just inspecting it. Just a thought.
Hello is the rtMedia pro?
Try adding this to your chil-theme functions.php:
function rtmedia_main_template_include($template, $new_rt_template) {
global $wp_query;
$wp_query->is_singular = true;
}
add_filter('rtmedia_main_template_include', 'rtmedia_main_template_include', 20, 2);
And this to your custom css :
body.bp-user.media {
margin: 0;
overflow: auto;
zoom: initial;
}
Thread Starter
acwalt
(@acwalt)
I am using rtmedia-pro and using Customizr as the theme. When I tried to add to the function.php file it completely broke the site, nothing would load. I am probably putting it in the wrong spot.
I went ahead and added the custom css, and at least now there are scroll bars and can actually navigate the page, so a big thank you for that!
Mmm about the functions.php issue, it’s weird.
I gave you a code used by a user some months ago, and worked fine.
If you want to dig into this you should enable WP_DEBUG in order to see which kind of error you get.
And share your child-theme functions.php.
I also have a similar problem, it works fine except in groups.
When I click on the media group page shows me the page as if it were a directory of articles.
if I put in the function.php the code above the problem is resolved, but when I enter in the media of certain user profiles gives me this error:
Fatal error: Can not use object of type stdClass as array/home/thecity3/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-media/app/main/interactions/RTMediaInteraction.php on line 303
Jot
(@tempsgranollers)
Good morning.
Today I will just send an email to support this.
I just installed the two codes in functions.php and custom CSS, and it works correctly in “profile” of the user.
However in “Groups”, it works well, but you can not scroll the screen with the mouse wheel, and do it with the up and down keys on the keyboard. It’s the only thing that does not work well.
Jot
(@tempsgranollers)
Expanding my previous message:
The solution you give in this thread, works 100% from the profile pages of users.
Since the groups, also it works, but all is not going scrolling mouse. We must move with the screen keyboard.
It is an important issue for me, as it will depend on who is resolved to put online the new BuddyPress.
We are an online radio station, and the next weekend we celebrate the 5th anniversary, and for that reason, the new BP network is the gift that we give our listeners. Hence the urgency to solve this small problem remains.
Thank you!!!
Hi,
Could you provide an url where we can replicate the issue ?
Thanks !
Jot
(@tempsgranollers)
Yes,
http://social.alotroladodelespejo.com/
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Jan Dembowski
(@jdembowski)
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@tempsgranollers Please do not post user ID and passwords, even non-admin ones in these forums. Also as this topic is 8 months old and not yours please per the forum welcome please post your own topic.
https://wordpress.org/support/theme/customizr#postform
Meantime you can try disabling the smoothscroll feature.
Appearance -> Customize -> Global settings -> Smoothscroll
Jot
(@tempsgranollers)
I just disconnected, but still the same. From the Groups / Multimedia you can not use the mouse scroll. Thank you.
Ah I see what you mean,
so you’re using rtmedia pro (cannot test it).
Anyway the thing should be the same as for the media page:
body.bp-user.media {
margin: 0;
overflow: auto;
zoom: initial;
}
so you need to know which body class that plugin adds in the group page.
Maybe try this:
body.bp-user[class*=media] {
margin: 0;
overflow: auto;
zoom: initial;
}
Jot
(@tempsgranollers)
I just put in CSS, and is not working.
But I am convinced that this is the solution, if we give the correct tag.
To the profile screen, if I take the first CSS does not work the scroll mouse.
So I think it should be the same, but with the right tag. See if we hit him. Thank you.
Mmm,
yeah the problem is a CSS “conflict” .. and should be related to the media class, so maybe:
body[class*=media] {
margin: 0;
overflow: auto;
zoom: initial;
}
might be enough.
