tsumeone

Same problem here after update. I even removed the plugin with files and reinstalled it.

Your site looks fine to me on my android phone. I do wish they’d have the menu button on the left (I did this with CSS on my site) and also show the title of the page you are on to the right of it (not sure how to do that). Looks weird in the middle.

One thing you might want to do is toss the below in your custom CSS. It will make the header logo align to the left on mobile, instead of center (default) which looks really bad.

.custom-header {
	background-position: 0 0;
}

Actually that one would return favorites on some things that I did not actually favorite.

I have done it in a more accurate (and very ugly way) here. Feel free to improve on this…

$activity_id = bp_get_activity_id();
    global $wpdb;
    $query = "SELECT user_id FROM ".$wpdb->base_prefix."usermeta WHERE meta_key = 'bp_favorite_activities' ";
    $users = $wpdb->get_results($query,ARRAY_A);
    $users2 = array();
    foreach ($users as $user2)
    {
	$favarray = bp_activity_get_user_favorites ( $user2['user_id'] );
        if(is_array($favarray)) {
		if (in_array($activity_id, $favarray)) {
			$users2[] = $user2;
		}
	}
    }
    foreach ($users2 as $user)
    {

This would be the best possible enhancement I can think of ??

FYI,

I find the solution for this.

In like-functions.php, find this section:

$others = count ($users_who_like);
        // output last two people to like (2 at end of array)

Remove the $others = count line right above that comment. The variable and math is already performed right above it. Seems like a simple mistake in the code.

Removing this section right under the one in my previous post fixed the problem! Now if only I knew how to fix it without editing the core wordpress css files (always makes me nervous touching those)

#wpadminbar {
position: absolute;
}

problem happens when screen is exactly 600px or less, so it seems to be related to this part of admin-bar.css and interaction with the theme

/* Smartphone */
@media screen and (max-width: 600px) {

That actually appears to be part of the default WP CSS (check the admin-bar css files, you will find it)

Problem is if you delete that, then the admin bar still covers the banner. The problem is that for some reason when the page is made smaller, the admin bar moves down 46px instead of staying on top overlapping the 46px buffer it made itself so that it does not overlap the header image.

https://tnfurs.net/app/

you can also reproduce the problem if you resize the browser window really small

Why is this marked [resolved] with no information on the solution? I am having the same problem…