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Hi @buddypresslost

Thanks for sharing the snippet. I bet there’ll be people here who find it useful!

Hi @giorgosnl

Does the old post you copied the question from include any guidance or suggestions? Perhaps you could link to the post?

Hi @aymanomar85

Which part of point 2 are you struggling with?

@hnla that’s very useful! I wasn’t aware that was possible 🙂

Cool! Good luck with the project 🙂

Just to add, if you’re looking to get started with things like this, the Mozilla Developer Network is a useful (and free) resource that I’ve used many times in the past.

Cool! Good luck with the project 🙂

Just to add, if you’re looking to get started with things like this, the Mozilla Developer Network is a useful (and free) resource that I’ve used many times in the past.

I was thinking along the lines of adding some jQuery. If you google the .hide() and .show() methods there should be a lot that comes up. A very quick (meaningless) example:

$( '#hide' ).click( function() {
$( '.tab' ).hide();
});

$( '#show' ).click( function() {
$( '.tab' ).show();
});

There’s also .toggle() which might be more suited…[Read more]

(I had links to existing functions for step 1 and 3 but they may have caused my post submit to fail)

Ah, sorry about that. Posts with > 2 links go into the moderation queue.

Do you think this strategy would make it any easier or more feasible?

I think your approach sounds totally feasible.

My only question would be why do things on hover?…[Read more]

Unfortunately, there’s no existing easy way to consolidate or merge tabs. The easiest way to achieve that in my opinion would be to create a new tab called More and remove each of the unwanted tabs. More would need some custom code to (re)introduce all of the functionality that has been lost via your unwanted tab removal.

Sounds a big project I…[Read more]

The easiest way to achieve that in my opinion would be to create a new tab called More and remove each of the unwanted tabs. Unfortunately, there’s no existing easy way to consolidate or merge tabs. More would need some custom code to (re)introduce all of the functionality that has been lost via your unwanted tab removal.

Sounds a big project I…[Read more]

Hi @aill3urs

Check out Custom Page Templates. They’ll do what you need 🙂

Hi @deepjain81

This isn’t currently possible. Full name may have all kinds of characters in it that will play havoc with the URL. For that reason, BuddyPress uses username and doesn’t provide a way to change it.

If you really need to go down this route, then it most probably is possible, but will need quite a lot of custom work done in order to…[Read more]

Hi @deepjain81

This isn’t currently possible. Full name may have all kinds of ‘awful’ characters in it that will play havoc if in the URL. For that reason, BuddyPress uses username and doesn’t provide a way to change it.

If you really need to go down this route, then it most probably is possible, but will need quite a lot of custom work done in…[Read more]

Hi @backpackersunion

Which tabs are you looking to consolidate?

Hi @mjc82in

Go to Settings > BuddyPress > Settings and select “Allow activity stream commenting”

Hi @gidantrip

Please see 6107

Hi @aymanomar85

Are you using a plugin to do this?

Hi @nkeatign

Looking at the code snippet in that thread, wp_get_attachment_image_src() is used to get the array of info. The 2nd param is size so you can utilise that to get the large version. For example:

$theimg = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id( bp_get_activity_secondary_item_id() ), 'large' );

Note: you could also use medi…[Read more]

Hi @nkeatign

Looking at the code snippet in that thread, wp_get_attachment_image_src() is used to get the array of info. It’s 2nd param is size so you can utilise that to get the large version. For example:

$theimg = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id( bp_get_activity_secondary_item_id() ), 'large' );

Note, you could also use med…[Read more]

Hi @landwire

This isn’t possible right now, but it’s a great idea. You should open a feature request on Trac to see what the core developers think.