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Find this:
<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>


Then put this right above and change the cat name to the cat you want shown:
<?php query_posts('&category_name=featured&showposts=10'); ?>


@el_terko you can view the progress here http://dev.go-themes.com/

https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/translations/

Yes and no. It’s mostly just the default files.

great.

Just create the links in your menu. url.com/activity

go into the file members/index.php find the code near the top that is an h3 put this right below and save

<p>Please insert a name of a city to search a inhabitant of a city.</p>


Using a mobile detect plugin. child theme doesn’t work unless theme files are in WP-content/themes. The current plugin is a full theme. I want to use a child based on BP-default so upgrades are easier and plugins work better

Quick glance, haven’t had a chance to go through it. I’m debating if this will be a plugin in the future or just a theme. Can’t get the theme to work as a child theme if the files are not in wp-content/themes. Making it a child theme helps with updates and plugins.

windows? uhhg.

@stevieg the template pack files are out dated.

Are you trying to close your sight off to all except logged in users?

if (!is_user_logged_in() ){
bp_core_redirect( $bp->root_domain.’/register’ );
}

There isn’t a plugin for this but the groups tag plugin kinda adds this functionality. You basically choose tags for groups and it gives you a tag cloud. If you only allow specific tags to show you can control what groups there are.

I may fork the tags plugin into a real groups type plugin.

BuddyPress adds extended profiles and groups to a WordPress install. What you want is doable but it wouldn’t be out of the box. You’d have to do some customization.

@jeffsayre has a privacy plugin due out soon.

gravity forms is a paid plugin but it’s good.

I pretty sure 1.3 will use the WP menu

The pages section uses https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_list_pages You can choose to exclude the pages you do not want listed: find the code below in either front.php or home.php depending if you are using a custom home page on your regular site. Then you just add the number of the pages you want excluded from the pages menu. […]