Buddypress and Headway themes - wordpress

i'm making a website using headway themes and buddypress. I've been watching some videos and all that stuff. I'm using Headway themes 3.1.1 and the problem is; I cant find any "leaf" or cant add theme. Any help would be nice :)

So i figured it out! What you need to do is copy the sidebar.php from bp-default in themes / buddypress. Then you can edit the way you want to. If you dont want any of the buddypress sidebar elemts simply make a blank sidebar.php and place it in /headway/sidebar.php
Hope this helps.

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Personally, I would recommend you a theme that works with Elementor Builder. These can be edited very easily and are responsive.
Is not meant to be an advertisement but this is my favorite theme: https://themeforest.net/item/jupiter-multipurpose-responsive-theme/5177775

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Not without manually changing some parts around and adding the WordPress related functions, no.
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What I want, is to clean perfectly a theme and add to it what I need for the website.
But, my Wordpress knowledge aren't enough to do it. So, I'm asking you if you know a great book, website etc, where they are explaining simply how to create a new theme (understand every features of Wordpress, explaining every functions in the functions.php file, how to add correctly Wordpress post content).
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Romain asked:
...how to create a new theme (understand every features of Wordpress,
explaining every functions in the functions.php file, how to add
correctly Wordpress post content).
Start with the codex http://codex.wordpress.org/Main_Page which is
the online manual for WordPress and a living repository for WordPress
information and documentation.
What I did was create all the files and save them in a folder, then upload them as needed. I copied them from this simple tutorial and although says its to create a designed theme, it has nothing but basic blank theme:
http://blog.spoongraphics.co.uk/tutorials/how-to-build-a-custom-wordpress-theme-from-scratch
You can download simplest possible theme for wordpress here:
http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/simplest
After you take a look at this and create some theme using this simple theme - you will better understand Wordpress Codex, and you can follow #markratledge suggestions about Codex.
Anyway, I decided to not read whole codex and im using this theme ("Simplest") as boilerplate for my themes.
You should check out Starkers by Elliot Jay Stocks:
Intro: http://viewportindustries.com/products/starkers/
Demo: http://starkers.viewportindustries.com/
Github: https://github.com/viewportindustries/starkers
It helped me out a bunch of times to start from scratch. It has the basic files and no CSS.
the wordpress.org will be your best starting point, for your
(understand every features of Wordpress, explaining every functions in the functions.php file, how to add correctly Wordpress post content).
You can make WordPress themes from the scratch by following some methods
By using Youtube, but that'll be not very professional
By using Google, yes you will find many sites that will show you the process and this is efficient and free
By using Udemy or Lynda, you will learn about the whole process with the necessary knowledge like the hierarchy of wordpress, tools & standards for wordpress etc.
By using wordpress.org, this is most desirable and professional way of learning wordpress as this is the main place for all the things happening around the WordPress.

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