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@sherry22
Probably the best thing to is ask the plugin author for support on the plugins support forum here: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/buddypress-wall

@danbp
I think it is easy to assume at this juncture that very few folks use the search function here before posting a thread. Maybe a super sticky topic that lets people know to search before they post is due because it gets monotonous to repeat yourself over and over when all a user would have had to done is a quick search. Maybe you can make…[Read more]

@dwsowash @henrywright
Not sure why my code is getting stripped here now as I used the code tag in the editor but to support what henry suggested you can find snippets here:

A few dynamic link examples

Maybe what you need or maybe not.

@dromicus
Not be be short with you but I don’t care to much for typing long replies anymore but if you go to https://bbpress.org/ and read the documentation you should be able to answer most of your own questions. There are also plenty of plugins to extend bbPress so you can explore that option as well if needed. Good luck!

@dromicus
BuddyPress is for the social networking components and does not provide forums without an additional plugin. You will need bbPress which is for forums and it does integrate with BuddyPress.

@dwsowash

if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
<a>Profile</a>//link to users profile
}

@dwsowash

<?php
if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
<a href="<?php echo bp_loggedin_user_domain(); ?>">Profile</a>//link to users profile
}
?>


@dwsowash

if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
<a>">Profile</a>//link to users profile
}

@dwsowash
‘
if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
“>Profile//link to users profile
}
`

@tac28
A child theme is something you create that can inherit styles, functions, layout, etc. from the parent theme you use. You have to be using some sort of theme now so you would make a child theme that inherits from a parent theme and you can make your customizations in the child theme. This way your customizations are not overwritten when you…[Read more]

@tac28
A child theme is something you create that can inherit styles, functions, layout, etc. from the parent theme you use. You have to be using some sort of theme now so you would make a child theme that inherits from a parent theme that you can make your customizations in this way your customizations are not overwritten when you update the…[Read more]

@tac28
A child theme is something you create that can inherit styles, functions, layout, etc. from the parent theme you use. You have to be using some sort of theme now so you would make a child theme that inherits from a parent that you can make your customizations in. Please review:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

@tac28
A child theme is something you create can inherit styles, functions, layout, etc. from the parent theme you use. You have to be using some sort of theme now so you would make a child theme to make your customizations in. Please review:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

@focallocal
If your permalinks haven’t been changed since installing BuddyPress you should see a reminder in the dashboard near the top of the dashboards page that displays the notice that the permalinks need to be changed to something other than default for BuddyPress to work properly.

@aces
Maybe you overlooked it but Firefox does have built in developer tools in the menu under Tools/Web Developer but firebug is a great and more user friendly.

@flickchicks
You could always copy and paste the terms of service from one of the big social networks and modify it to suit your needs. You may want to rework it a bit though because I am not certain if this would infringe on a copyright.

@lolapentagrom
I would start troubleshooting by deactivating Buddypress multilingual 1.5 and WPML 3.1.7.2
and testing registration against each one as you reactivate them. I would venture to say one or both of these two plugins is likely causing your registration issue.

@ahd904
Sorry to inform you but I don’t think it is possible without some major coding involved!

@gio91 @shanebp
The name of the plugin would lead one to believe this is a premium plugin but from what I can gather it is free on the WP plugin repo here:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/paid-memberships-pro/.
@gio91
You may want to contact the plugin author on their support forum here and follow shane’s advice about…[Read more]

@0901091-1
Not sure if this is exactly what you need and I didn’t test it but you can try it out:

<?php
function my_redirecter() {
if ( !is_user_logged_in() && !is_home() )
{
wp_redirect( home_url() );
exit();
}
else
{
}
}
add_action( 'init', 'my_redirecter' );
?>