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How I hide my un-wanted profile tabs

  • @sundev

    Participant

    Hi, I intend to hide some of my profile tab with this css below but is not working, did I missed anything please?

    /* Hide Certain Profile Icons */
    #user-activity {
    display: none;
    }
    #user-xprofile {
    display: none;
    }
    #user-friends {
    display: none;
    }
    #user-groups {
    display: none;
    }
    #user-profile {
    display: none;
    }
    #user-settings {
    display: none;
    }
    #user-messages {
    display: none;
    }
    #user-forums {
    display: none;
    }

    but when I hide with php like so:

    // hide a menu item
    $bp->bp_nav[‘forums’] = false;
    $bp->bp_nav[‘group’] = false;

    it hides the tabs but left a small space at the left side; beginning of the tabs, before activity! please any idea on how I could fix this? Thanks

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  • @sundev

    Participant

    Your help is appreciated

    @henrywright

    Moderator

    Hi @sundev

    Have you tried using bp_core_remove_nav_item( 'slug' )? There is also a function available in BP to remove sub-nav items bp_core_remove_subnav_item( 'slug', 'subnav-slug' )

    @sundev

    Participant

    Thanks @Henry for your reply. It works for my subnavs but did not for the navs, perhaps, I don’t know how to apply it. I used:

    //hide navs
    function my_setup_nav(){
    global $bp;
    $bp->bp_nav[‘forums’]=false
    add_action(‘bp_setup_nav’, ‘my_setup_nav’, 1000);

    it works and is hidded but I used with

    // rename tabs
    function mb_profile_menu_tabs(){
    global $bp;
    $bp->bp_nav[‘messages’][‘name’]=’Mails’;
    add_action(‘bp_setup_nav’,’mb_profile_menu_tabs’,201);

    to rename some tabs and it worked as well but the counting bubble in the fronts disappeared and a small space is left before the activity tab. Could it be my functions that is causing extra space? how can I still retain those bubbles after renamed, Any idea please? Sorry for bothering you so much.
    Thanks in anticipation.

    @shanebp

    Moderator

    For renaming things, the recommended practice is to use a language file:

    Customizing Labels, Messages, and URLs

    If you make a lot of changes, you should use that approach.

    The ‘counting bubble’ is filled using sprintf.
    You’re missing that call from your change.
    You could try
    $bp->bp_nav['messages']['name']='Mails <span>%d</span>';
    But I’d be surprised if it works.

    Here’s another method, that you can paste in your functions.php:

    function sundev_change_buddypress_profile_tabs( $translated, $original_text, $domain ) {
    
        if ( 'buddypress' !== $domain )  {
            return $translated; 
        }
    
        switch ( $original_text ) {
        
            case 'Messages <span>%d</span>':
                return 'Mails <span>%d</span>';
    
            case 'Messages':
                return 'Mails';
                			
            default:
                return $translated;
        }
    }
    add_filter( 'gettext', 'sundev_change_buddypress_profile_tabs', 10, 3 );

    Untested, but that should change the label in both a profile and the buddy-bar.

    @henrywright

    Moderator

    @shanebp just wondering, is there an advantage of filtering gettext over a introducing a language file and using Poedit? I was told recently using a language file isn’t a good idea. See here

    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21932828/translating-wordpress-which-naming-convention-should-i-use-when-defining-the-la

    @shanebp

    Moderator

    @henrywright – Obmerk makes an excellent argument.

    But whatever works for each person.

    I like filtering gettext because it’s faster than the poedit dance.

    @henrywright

    Moderator

    @shanebp so does the language folder get overwritten on WP upgrade? If it does then get text is the way to go every time in my opinion. If it doesn’t then I can see no wrong in the use of a language file.

    @sundev

    Participant

    @Shanebp and @Henry thanks for the greate replys and info am giving language file a seriouse consideration after this adventure :).


    @Shanebp
    thanks, the ‘<spand>%d</spand>’ brings back the bubbles but instead of figures this %d shown inside the bubble shape, any idea please?

    @sundev

    Participant

    I really appreciate you guys for your replies, Though I could not hide and link to as I thought I could, but have successfully removed both nav & sub-nav and I am satisfied. Thanks a lot, God bless you.

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