[adamhdv]

I had also made mine a two column theme… extending the left column stretching across to the right one. Getting rid of the middle one. Got a few issues in IE with the top margin, should be an easy fix…but i’ll let you know.

[adamhdv]

Going to test this out in a few hours!

Thanks Trent!

[adamhdv]

Well, I would limit the amount that is allowed to be shown on the widget, say 10 updates…which wouldn’t be too hectic, I think.

Sounds kind of complicated, since I know very little php.

thanks, nicolagreco!

[adamhdv]

Even better than the previous solution! Great work Trent! :]

[adamhdv]

Not sure if this is what you’re looking for, but hope it might help!

http://wpmudev.org/project/Moderate-New-Blogs

[adamhdv]

Awesome, Trent…simple and quick! I had wondered about this, as I want more sign-ups for my site and thought this might would work…

I used “/wp-signup.php?redirect_to=” so people would more than likely sign-up.

thanks!

[adamhdv]

neuromancer2701, that’s actually the exact modifications I did… for some reason buddypress lets more than one blog per person. I’ll look to make sure I installed it right.

[adamhdv]

Good point.

Just wondering if anyone knew anything that I didn’t…maybe.

thanks though

[adamhdv]

I have installed a few different plug-ins for wp-mu, neither have seemed to work when using buddypress.

Maybe I should make sure I edited/installed/configured them right, think I did though…

[adamhdv]

Wondered that too!

[adamhdv]

Anyone?

[adamhdv]

@ burtadsit: Worked like a charm, thanks!

[adamhdv]

Agree, props guys, great job… great community going on here and glad to join the scene!

[adamhdv]

heh’ sorry, I found it in bp-core-adminbar.php

Took out:

if ('Admin' == $role) {
echo '<li><a>siteurl  . '/wp-admin/themes.php">' . __('Switch Theme', 'buddypress') . '</a></li>'; 

and the “}” on line 163.

[adamhdv]

@ neuromancer2701:

2. I think I see what you’re talking about. Anytime someone makes a new blog it says something like, “Test Blog (Admin)” from the drop down admin bar?

I wish that (Admin) would just be the username of the member instead of “Admin”…