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@justbishop Are you saying it might be possible to write something like

a href= members/bp_displayed_user_username()/profile/change-avatar

I’ve just noticed two problems with this technique, it seems anytime you use a bp-custom.php to accomplish more than one thing at a time, it breaks the entire site, which is always a real bummer. Secondly, when you go to /members/membername/topics/my-groups/ it still displays my-groups and I haven’t found a way to change that, and […]

@justbishop I’ve had the login stuff working for a while now, clumsily got the notifications working, but all the links under the “My Account” tab are a mystery to me 🙁

@justbishop Well I hope you got everything figured out and working 🙂

What I was suggesting is just something I am working on, not to create two admin bars, but to remove the old one and create a setup that allows you to design it into your theme however you want.

No, just paste it in your header or footer. It uses all the same classes and id’s as the original admin bar so where ever you paste this code, the style sheet will put it in the same place on all your pages.

@justbishop http://pastebin.com/aEEZYXY8 It is just a list item with the class “bp-signup no-arrow”. It doesn’t work pasting it directly into the bp-core-adminbar.php file, if you paste that into your header it creates a navigation bar just the same but only with the links you put in it. I’m still working on figuring out the php to […]

@justbishop I don’t know if this will work if you are using the bp-core-adminbar.php file, but…

li class=”bp-signup no-arrow” > img src=”” </li

@hnla I mean the buddypress links. All the individual items under “My Account” and the “Notifications.” I’ve clumsily figured out how to generate a link to a logged in users account page, just by copying and pasting random bits of php from the admin bar file into my design. If there was a simple way to […]

@pcwriter “It does everything you want a dropdown menu to do, and it does it all automatically behind the scenes.” That’s what my problem is though, it does too much and all behind the scenes. From a design stand point, when I’m trying to figure out programs like wordpress or buddypress I try to break everything […]

There’s got to be a much more logical way of doing this, we’re sitting here talking about adding a couple a hrefs like it’s rocket science and requires all kinds of php code. I know it takes some php to tell if a user is logged in or not and notifications, but its like the […]

@mercime thanks! I’ve been trying to figure that out for a while now. Is there a way to add a link without the drop down arrow? I don’t see any class or id added to it so I don’t know how it is picking it up.

Alright, that fixed it. I was worried I was missing some child theme conversion stuff.

@r-a-y actually I guess I mean without having to select between “Personal” “Friends” “Groups” “Favorites” “@mentions” I don’t know why I threw blog comments in there.

@JediSthlm are you saing you have to create a bp-functions.php file and put it in your plugins folder? Cause I don’t see one already created anywhere.

@djpaul is there a way to remove all the filters so all activity appears in the same stream like it does here on buddypress.org?

@r-a-y awesome man. You wouldn’t happen to also know how to get all activity to appear at the same time in the stream, without having to select the different “blog comments” or “@ Mentions”

I was also thinking having RSS feeds for just the photos of each group would be helpful also (separate from comments and “so and so just joined this group” etc type of activity). It would help with layout design, allowing people to use rss widgets to feed at least the latest photo titles to their […]