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It doesn’t add .current-menu-item to those types of links. That’s what I meant before. Only pages add that class as well as .current_page_item to a menu li.

li id=”menu-item-91″ class=”menu-item menu-item-type-post_type menu-item-91″>Activity

li id=”menu-item-104″ class=”menu-item menu-item-type-post_type current-menu-item page_item…[Read more]

I think I may extend this a bit to allow admins to define user types. So they could add more than just verified. like a guru if it’s say a niche site for beer and a user is very knowlegeable in that topic.

put all BP custom functions and such in a file named bp-custom.php and put that in your plugins folder. There might be an issue that your bp site is not in the root folder.

It’s no different than say twitter where you have your @username and then Joe User on your profile

The current nav tabs has no hover state only a current. So are we adding one? If so suggest colors 😛

I played with a rounded bottom, not really a fan of the way it looks when you have a third ul but if everyone wants it then we should add it.

If you mean url.com/username
https://codex.buddypress.org/buddypress-site-administration/changing-internal-configuration-settings/

ok created this but made it so you verify via the WP backend at the bottom of each user page there is a check and it will show a little verified in profile header. I’ll upload it to the plugin repo after I create a check graphic.

No biggie for the IE6 display:none bug. I changed it per @hnla‘s suggestion.

@djpaul an issue: when creating a menu link thats not a page just a straight url link to say /activity it doesn’t add the class to make the tab look selected.

check it by clicking activity and then another tab http://tempsg.com/

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/user-role-editor/

Thats one but i’m not sure it will work with BP. My thought was you could create a “verified” role and then do an if statement for some code to show a verified check badge.

I may make a plugin that adds a verified check.

I only messed with it yesterday as I wanted to add drop downs to my themes. I thought BP wasn’t going to work with IE6 anymore. Also that css is the 2010 with id’s edited. So why would BP fix IE bugs when 2010 does not? Fixed to accommodate out dated and broken IE6

Issues with the way the nav is floated right and drop downs going off the edge. You might have to rethink the top nav to the left. This is really apparent when you double nest.

@djpaul

I’ve been working on this over here http://tempsg.com/

I was doing it with a if ( is_nav_menu( ‘BuddyPress’ ) )
show menu
else
show the hard coded links

What abut using one of the member roles plugins? Then adding a code to a members profile that shows a check if they are verified or added to a certain role?

I think they want the main tabs to have drop downs. Search https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=drop+down+menu&sort=

There are a bunch but the problem is they won’t match the BP default style. You’ll have to add the code to call the wp custom nav and delete the hard coded BP nav.

True, but I wanted to give people the option to remove a certain string. Mostly iPad or and other tablet that comes out.

I posted about it awhile back 😛 This happened on another theme and I added the page.php file but it should be in the default. I forgot about the issue until I just updated a child theme and they rejected again. The last time it happened it took 6 weeks to get the theme finally […]

The page.php file for the default theme is missing comments_template(); So theme reviewers are rejecting BP child themes because they test a page and the comments are not showing. I’m not sure why now after months they have decided to reject any new themes due to this but it’s happening to themes already in the […]

If your columns are not equal height then the separator will never match unless you use images that span the height of the page. The tags issue is the tags plugin issue. I do not test themes for every plugin. If you use plugins and things go wonky you will need to edit to fix […]