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i ended up getting it to work, using the following code: http://pastebin.com/HjnNNZwV

so, i’m trying to create an additional nav option and so far i’m not having much luck. i want it to direct to the user’s profile (the same way that clicking on their name once logged in does) and am not having any luck. this is my current code: http://pastebin.com/x9mTNYA8 i’ve tried quite a few […]

and once again… i was able to change the titles of nav options by editing bp-themes/bp-default/header.php in the appropriate locations. thanks anyway everybody!

i really need to look into things a bit further before i post here ._.

i managed to remove “all members” from activity by removing line 22 of bp-themes/bp-default/activity/index.php (http://pastebin.com/E8yQh0CW)

now just to figure out the activity tab on the main nav…

sorry to keep reviving this thread, just some more stuff i need help with; i’d like to remove the “all members” link from activity, so users can only view their friends’ activities and not the activities of the entire site. i’d also like to rename the ‘activity’ tab on the main nav to ‘home’ and […]

thanks heaps pcwriter, that’s exactly what i was after!

thanks heaps. can’t believe the “base” name was such an easy fix – here i was logging into phpmyadmin and manually editing mysql databases when it was right under my nose! as far as the activity stream goes, i still want the latest blog posts to be the homepage, but when a user logs in, […]

After editing profile-loop.php i also managed to make it display the heading for all profile field groups, including the default.

And after much stuffing around, I finally managed to go and manually change the MySQL entry of “Base” to “Basic Info”. Still not sure how to make the title of it display on the profile page though.

So, I found “Custom Profile Filters for BuddyPress” which enables me to disable links in profiles – still need some help on the other questions though!