erisf

Alright I understand.

In that case, may I suggest that you edit the plugin itself in general to give users the possibility of having this kind of advance editing? I doubt I’m the only one who would benefit from being able to modify the entire look and feel of these pages, and since buddypress itself doesn’t allow for it…

It would make sense for Youzify to do it, since it already is about customisation.

Would you consider enabling that? Editing the pages with the block editor would be especially great.

Would you very much mind providing a proper tutorial on how to do that?

@kainelabs

I do not have the pro version and at this time don’t have a large enough website to justify the purchase.

I would rather an easier and intuitive way to customise this, like through block editor.

Regardless, would you be alright with providing a tutorial on how to implement the two solutions you mentioned above? It really would help.

Thanks for answering.

What interests me in this plugin is the form builders, especially for log in/out, registration, complete profile, etc, pages, that can’t be edited through block editors with BuddyPress.

Would it be possible to combine both plugins while using this one for this purpose?

Thank you for answering.

For instance: https://fildybejaoui.com/register this has the default BuddyPress nouveau theme, and the only customisation options don’t allow you to overhaul the entire layout.

The theme of these pages is fixed, and it’s impossible to change it. Is it possible to change these with the Youzify plugin? I’d like to change the header of the whole page for instance, the footer, the text, the links, the shape of the register box, the background… I’d like to make the pages look like the rest of the theme, but beyond that, I want the flexibility to do with them whatever I want.

Similarly as when editing a theme with the block editor in “appearance -> editor” essentially. Here, the customisation possibilities are limited.

• This reply was modified 8 months, 4 weeks ago by erisf.

This was feedback/suggestions for the future of the plugin.

@threadi the website is self-hosted so I don’t know if it’ll be visible here. In any case I’ve never seen the border setting on any theme or website I’ve ever used, whether or wp.com or self-hosted.

So far I’ve been using the pique theme, but I haven’t settled into the final theme I plan on using.

It seems odd that a block editing feature would be tied to a theme, however. What if I want to edit a block regardless of the theme, wouldn’t it make more sense for users to be able to do that, without having to add extra plugins, and across all themes, as people are susceptible to change things at different intervals of their website’s life?

@reputeinfosystems Would you mind elaborating on how ads specifically can be hidden, site-wide, wherever they might be located (homepage, sidebar, etc), with the tutorial you provided?

Thank you again!

Thank you!

Hi,
That solved it!
Thank you for your help.