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@xberserker awesome!

Curious, you say a theme but it’s the default. Is there a custom theme?

saw you have it coming

the other fix is to change the function in the BP functions file. You’d have to keep track of that change on upgrades to BP. I still think you can remove it via remove_action.

@r-a-y can you help at all?

Why not just remove the code directly from the template file?

remove_action( ‘bp_get_displayed_user_nav’ );

Should be that to remove an action.

https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/modifying-the-buddypress-admin-bar/

how to do it was mentioned on here. I just ended up canning the main activity stream on the site I was building.

That CSS only includes basic WP styles. I think the ‘bp’ is just coincidence.

Moving the ‘All Members’ tab to end?

Yes, BP works with almost any theme. You’d have to do some adjustments though. Most themes are header content sidebar footer The content area on a regular WP theme has the loop that shows you blog posts. BP can fit inside the content of almost any theme. It’s like extra pages with a loop for […]

I’ve been playing with post types and groups with some fun results.

Well the part on making sure WP works could link to

https://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress
https://codex.wordpress.org/First_Steps_With_WordPress

There are themes and plugins.

couple examples
http://ericulous.com/2008/08/10/wp-theme-jobpress-for-job-boards/

Demo

You are missing CSS to make that look right. The extra info is coded into the widget so you cant really get rid of the username unless you change the code. What about using the recently active members widget? like ————————->

I agree, but honestly it’s not about that, it’s presenting it in laymen’s terms. So maybe a developer section and a designer (theme) section?

This is the only thing on the codex about theming and it just points to a plugin. https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/ I think there should be a section on themes. The default theme – a run down of how it works, how to install e.t.c. Child theme – How to create, how to install e.t.c. WP theme – […]

This plugin worked great and then the last version of it broke on me as well. No CDN. Everything else works.

#wp-admin-bar {display:none !important}

Try that not sure about print CSS. I never really worry about it. Usually people use this for specific pages to format it for a page size. Like a receipt after a purchase.

you could hide #bp-adminbar-notifications-menu via CSS display:none