[SOLVED] How do you import buddypress templates into Atahulpa based on the new child
 

How do you import buddypress templates into Atahulpa based on the new child theme structure in buddypress 1.1.

Buddypress is changing form a home / member two theme structure to a parent child one theme structure.

I would like to use Atahulpa as my base theme but need help on how to import the buddypress templates into the Atahulpa structure.

Thanks

Atahualpa is not specifically prepared for Buddypress. I've read through the instructions and it seems they want to build this based on the default WP parent-child theme relationship.

Atahualpa files will most likely not work as a child theme, at least not with rather huge modifications. Buddypress would sit on top as the parent theme so this would have to be done from the Buddypress side.

I got Atahulpa working with buddypress, now my problem is that I want to allow members to create their own blogs but in the dashbord members also have access to Atahulpa Options. I do not want to allow this as access to those options as it may create a back door since they can inject php, and java script into the theme. Is there anyway to not allow access to the Atahulpa Options? That would also be the case for most themes with options like Headway, Thesis, Frugal...

It seems like the old way of doing things with the dual themes Home and Member in buddypress works better under these circumstances, but since that will no longer be supported in future releases I do not want to go that route.

I created a child theme with Atahulpa as the parent and made it the only active theme but it still presents the Options in the dashboard.

Is there anyway I can disable the theme options and then enable them when I want to make changes?

You could try to edit this in functions.php, change

to


Or look for other current_user_can options at http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and...s#Capabilities

Thanks! I used:
if (is_site_admin())
{ add_action('admin_menu', 'bfa_ata_add_admin');
}

And that did the trick!