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Either you haven’t placed the function in the right place (should go right after the <?php in your theme's functions.php), or you're not correctly referencing the nav items. Remember that they're case-sensitive.

Awesome, thanks Roger!

@ri-kun The answer to your second question is not straightforward, though it has been discussed before on this forum. I suggest posting it in another thread so that other users will be able to help you with it. You might also have a look at this plugin by @pollyplummer https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-sliding-login-panel/

This plugin https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-external-activity/ has the basic infrastructure to do what you’re looking for, though it doesn’t yet have a way for users to enter their own RSS feeds via a front-end UI. I plan to add that in the next version.

@blogmudgeon Glad to help 🙂 @ri-kun bp_core_remove_nav_item doesn’t take multiple arguments. Try something like: Add additional lines for nav items you want to remove. And make them lowercase, as the names might be case-sensitive and they are almost certainly lowercase when they are initially added. functions.php, in your theme directory, is the…[Read more]

I’d do it with jquery. When the page loads, replace all but the most recent replies with a Read More link.

I have grand designs of adding things like exclude parameters to all the bp_has_x loops. Now that the 1.2 branch has been merged into the trunk, I can have a swing at those designs 🙂

The following function, placed into your theme’s functions.php or bp-custom.php file, will remove the Blogs nav item from the Members section of the site: function boone_remove_blogs_nav() { bp_core_remove_nav_item( 'blogs' ); } add_action( 'bp_setup_nav', 'boone_remove_blogs_nav', 15 ); Other top-level nav items can be removed by replacing…[Read more]

Roger’s right – bp_core_remove_nav_item() is the function you want. See bp-core.php to see how that function works.

Also, please don’t bump your question more than once every few days. This board is not so well-trafficked that you can expect an answer to every question within a few hours, especially on the weekend.

I give pretty much all my work away for free, but I fully support the right of others not to do so. As @travel-junkie suggests, in the long run the community will be healthier if there are multiple paths available for developers to create GPL code and at the same time make a living. Some will […]

My plugin is not needed. Do this: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/remove-automatic-links-in-profile/#post-32749

@bmunch Your suggestion (groups can be created only by users of a certain level) would be much easier to implement than true moderation of group creation. You’d just have to wrap some of the “create a group” elements in the UI in a if ( current_user_can() ) check, and maybe add a few such checks at […]

Have you changed your permalink settings? Dashboard > Settings > Permalinks. Change them to anything except for the first option.

You could hack together something like Lifestream fairly easily using https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-external-activity/. There’s no interface for it yet, but the infrastructure is all there. Jeff Sayre has said that he’ll be releasing his Privacy Component shortly after 1.2.6 is released. The kind of rich tagging you’re talking about…[Read more]

The social features of BuddyPress are in addition to, not in place of, the ‘posting’ features of WordPress. If you set up a WP site so that users can write and publish new blog posts, BuddyPress won’t change that.

Try something like this, Anton: function boone_get_current_email() { global $current_user; get_currentuserinfo(); if ( strpos( $current_user->user_email, 'changeme.username@yourdomain.com' ) !== false ) { $redirect = 'whatever your redirect URL is'; wp_redirect( $redirect ); } } add_action( 'plugins_loaded', 'boone_get_current_email' ); Totally…[Read more]