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Is it possible to do the same with Events? For example in Events Manager plugin?

I’m not familiar with the plugin but likely you can do the same sort of thing. Drop the plugin author the same question on their support forum. Hopefully they’ll get back to you with the info.

so should we use

bp_core_add_message

function to show the user an…

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It’ll only change these links: #subnav ul li.current a. If you want it to change all links within the subnav list items and not just the current one, you can do this:

#subnav ul li a {
color: #e2e419;
font-weight: bold;
}

You could try:

#subnav ul li.current a {
color: #e2e419;
font-weight: bold;
}

Ref: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/CSS/font-weight

Yes. You can use the groups_group_before_save hook to check if the name already exists. If so, set the name to and empty string. This will result in the BP_Groups_Group::save() method returning false, and no group being created. Note, you’ll probably also want to give the user some kind of useful message to tell them what’s happened.

There are a number of ways to install BuddyPress in your network. Can you describe your set up?

See the Installation in WordPress Multisite article for more info.

Which WordPress forum are you referring to? Can you give a link?

yep, both are currently pending review on wp’s repo

+1 for submitting to the Plugin Directory! Makes them far easier for users to find. 🙂

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Try the BP Local Avatars plugin.

You need to pass a value of false for show_for_displayed_user to the bp_core_new_nav_item() function.

Unfortunately, this code did not work at all 🙁

Likely you’ll need to change the selector #buddypress .standard-form div.radio div label so that it’s appropriate for the theme you’re using.

Can you describe the steps you took? Also provide any error messages you got along the way. We also need details of your environment (see When Asking for Support).

@travis_98 if you do get this working, I’d be interested in hearing about the steps you took. If you could post here that would be great 🙂

You can add items to the activity stream with bp_activity_add(). You could use your form values to build the content argument.

Ref: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/function-examples/bp_activity_add/

I’ve recently installed Buddypress to my WP theme

Can you explain exactly the steps you took?

You could try Paul’s Welcome Pack plugin. It’s listed as not been updated in 2 years but it should still work.

Which theme is that? BuddyPress doesn’t ask for 2 usernames. The WordPress username and the BuddyPress username are one and the same. It looks as though your theme is asking for it twice

Sorry @life5000, I noticed that earlier in this post I mentioned you should add the snippet to your theme’s functions.php. That’s not right. It should go into your theme’s (or child theme’s) style.css file.

I’ve just updated it so it has the right info.

You should report the problem you’re having on the plugin’s GitHub repo and hopefully they’ll be able to issue a fix.

I put this die because there is redirect after this action.

Right! If you don’t want the redirect then that’s one way to stop it 🙂