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You can copy the activity loop into your homepage template

<?php if ( bp_has_activities( bp_ajax_querystring( 'activity' ) ) ) : ?>
<?php while ( bp_activities() ) : bp_the_activity(); ?>

<?php endwhile; ?>
<?php endif; ?>

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@danbp thanks for letting me know! updating the source file was needed!

@shanebp – Re 2: dynamic strings would certainly have some advantages. I wouldn’t throw a tantrum if the core devs decided to develop something like this 🙂

@alealealeo this only applies to activity stream items. Think of it as a snapshot of what happened at that point in time – text strings are written to the database. When querying the database, that info isn’t going to change – regardless of any filters or translations you’ve set up.

@1missrodnee rtMedia uses mediaelement.js (which comes with core WordPress since 3.6). I do believe you can set autoplay="true" on the mediaelement.js audio player. Have you tried asking the question in the rtMedia forum? their support is usually very good.

@macpresss I’m sure within the bp_activity_action() function the various items will be filterable using add_filter() or translatable via a language file. If not then perhaps you can raise a Trac ticket to have the various items broken down into discrete filterable parts.

@nowton right, I see! If you find a page is in need of updating you can help out by flagging the page. See ‘flagging articles’ in https://codex.buddypress.org/participate-and-contribute/codex-standards-guidelines/

@nowton do you mean the link I posted to the template tag reference? That shouldn’t be happening. I can click through and view the page without problems.

The Codex is being overhauled and updated regularly which may account for the broken links you’re seeing. This is the page you were probably looking for:

Template Tag Reference

@1missrodnee with rtMedia (used to be called BuddyPress Media) you can upload audio files and have them play on your profile. https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-media/

@shanebp whoever worked on it looks like they wanted to exclude the admin user account from the member list perhaps?

Very nice design – just be aware members are free to enter longer usernames or names so that could have an impact on how the page element looks. e.g. would it span over two lines? would that impact on the nice uniformity of each row you have in the screenshot? etc etc.

Avatar sizes will be constant of course and the length of the active time ago…[Read more]

have you tried seeing if the problem happens with Twenty Thirteen?

Which theme are you using.

Member profile are publicly accessible. URLs look like example.com/members/username. With reference to edit rights to certain pages, this doesn’t happen out-of-the-box – but with some minor customisations it will be possible.

Theme compatibility lets you use BuddyPress with themes built for WordPress. So build your theme and when you activate or deactivate BP it will continue work seamlessly:

Theme Compatibility & Template Files

@hnla Yep – I found no sign of it either.

@modemlooper not sure when the function was depreciated, no record of it in the BP 1.8 code?

@hnla thanks, i’ll do that in future. I’ll have a read through the rest of the guidelines too as I’d never come across the article before

Codex Standards & Guidelines