@bdigges
use a developer tool like firebug for firefox or chrome developer tools to target the element then add for example:
#the-element-targeted {
display: none;
}
@bphelp
hidding things with CSS is not best practice, even if it works. The button is still on the page. Display:none just hide it from visitors. But the code stays in place.
@bdigges
A simple way to remove the comment button from the activity stream is to add a filter in your theme functions.php
* Determine if a comment can be made on an activity item
add_filter('bp_activity_can_comment','__return_false');
There’re some other filters in bp-activity-template.php, such as
* Determine if a comment can be made on an activity reply item
* Determine if an favorites are allowed…
@chouf1 Thanks for the better solution! 🙂
