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Scotm
Husband, dad, fantasy hockey addict, lab owner, lego fan and dabbler of wordPress.
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Has anyone come up with a clean solution to this one yet? Looking to hide all Admin activity on a BP install.
Thx
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Scotm joined the group Third Party Components & Plugins
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Scotm posted on the forum topic BuddPress template pack in the group Third Party Components & Plugins:
In whatever theme you’ve customized, add ‘Tags: buddypress’ to your style.css file (or just ‘buddypress’ if it has tags listed).
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Scotm posted an update:
@peterverkooijen Love how you moved the profile info to the sidebar in your Web2NewYork install. I’ve been wanting to do that with my theme as well. Any tips?
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which i could take credit but, alas, it wasn’t me – i don’t have a Web2NewYork install
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which = wish (sorry about the typo)
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Scotm posted on the forum topic The BuddyPress UI Design and conceptual approach to Social Networking in the group Miscellaneous:
Yes I’m aware of Andy’s involvement in P2 and there are obviously elements of it in play in the activity stream. As you say, it comes across as useless in that context, but not so much if used as a primary community blog for a BP install. Just seems to me it was an obvious [...]
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Scotm posted on the forum topic The BuddyPress UI Design and conceptual approach to Social Networking in the group Miscellaneous:
@Peterverkooijen Sounds like your setup is exactly what I suggested many posts ago in this thread. P2 functionality was totally overlooked in the whole BuddyPress design but it seems to me to be a great fit. Give me a P2 groupblog with a cleaned up groups feature and BuddyPress is relevant again. Would like to see [...]
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Scotm joined the group Miscellaneous
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Scotm posted on the forum topic The BuddyPress UI Design and conceptual approach to Social Networking in the group Miscellaneous:
I think the ease of use and elegance of WordPress has somehow been lost in the most recent iteration of BuddyPress. Yes, we can make it whatever we wish it to be, but to do that we must be prepared to get under the hood and play with code while relying largely on untested or [...]
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Scotm posted on the forum topic buddypress.org: Location in the profiles in the group Requests & Feedback:
@apeatling This worked fine for me. Thanks.
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Just caught wind of this plugin to hide admin activity: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-ninja/
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No luck with that code to hide Admin activity. Can you pastebin to make sure I have it clean?
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Yes, you can put it in functions.php or bp-custom.php , both will work,.
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@sbrajesh I’m going to try that…Thanks
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Tried it, errors.
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Saw that one…premium.
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Scotm posted on the forum topic How to display description under the name on the profile page in the group How-To and Troubleshooting:
@r-a-y Gotcha. Thanks for the help…
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Scotm posted on the forum topic How to display description under the name on the profile page in the group How-To and Troubleshooting:
@r-a-y I’m reaching here to figure this out:
function my_bp_xprofile_name() {
bp_profile_field_data(‘field=Name’);
}
remove_action(‘my_bp_xprofile_name’); -
Scotm posted on the forum topic How to display description under the name on the profile page in the group How-To and Troubleshooting:
@r-a-y Using the technique above, preferred, can you also remove individual items such as the required ‘Name’ for instance? I see no reason why this field is displayed when it is provided above adjacent to the user avatar. Or am I hearing that omission must be done by manipulating the profile loop?
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Scotm posted on the forum topic How to display description under the name on the profile page in the group How-To and Troubleshooting:
@r-a-y After doing this, how do you remove the field from also displaying below?
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@DJPaul Any activity that the Admin carries out in my opinion should be hidden. Starting a Group, a forum topic, etc. In my case I am creating a number of groups for members to join and I’d like to hide all of that activity.
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