Copy /bp-themes/bp-default/sidebar.php to your child theme.
Remove the login block and you should be good to go.
HI r-a-y , thanks for the very speedy reply, I did what you suggested and it works brill. The log in now looks really clean and neat, thank you very much for your help.
The above works a treat the fix did indeed remove the login from the sidebar, and I now have login with ajax running. I have just realised however there is another slight problem I have run into! I have the Buddypress admin bar hidden with the aid of a plugin. But doing this hides the My Account, My mesages, Friends, Profiles, Settings, and Notifications etc section!
Just wondering if it be easier to add a plugin to show notifications etc in side panel, except log in! Or just remove the log in section from the admin bar ?
Or, just keep the wp-adminbar and add this to your style.css to hide the login link
ul.main-nav li.bp-login { display: none; }
Or, go to Dashboard, BuddyPress > General Settings and check Yes for “Hide admin bar for logged out users?
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Hi mercime, I did try what you suggested, it did hide the login but it broke up the theme! So not sure what else to try!
Hmm, never had a theme break because I added dispay: none to login link in admin bar – what broke in your theme?
Another way is to add this in your bp-custom.php
function remove_login_link() {
remove_action( 'bp_adminbar_menus', 'bp_adminbar_login_menu', 2 );
}
add_action( 'bp_adminbar_menus', 'remove_login_link', 2 );
The posts text and links were thrown out of lign onto the left of the page! I will probably just leave it as it is! Aghhhh spent many hours on it, had enough now.
Thanks anyway
ok here’s the EASIEST WAY EVER =_= Totally for noobs!
This does need a child theme, but you can still put it in stead of the bp-defaults.
1 – open your file …./wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-defaults/
2 – rename “sidebar.php” to “sidebar_bkp.php” ( to revert in case of errors)
3 – download this file ( http://dinoraptor101/com/swso/bp_nologin_sidebar.php.zip )
4 – extract the php file and upload it to the directory above
5 – rename the file you uploaded to “sidebar.php”
DONE!
