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Did you by chance load your own jquery? Sometimes plugins block WP and load their own jquery. .on works if you are using the right version of jquery loaded from WordPress

Use $bp->bp_options_nav['groups']['home']['position'] = '30';
$bp->bp_options_nav['groups']['home'] = false;

People will chime in but anything recommended by WordPress should be good. Just remember BuddyPress has more overhead in displaying content and will use more resources.

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BuddyPress 1.7 will use page.php and override the_content() to display BP content. Think in terms of page template hierarchy in WP. single.php gets overridden by single-{post type}.php

You can then just create […]

what mobile device are you using?

you can use this plugin as well https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-extended-settings/

Ok, are you using the BuddyPress template pack to add the required template files? BuddyPress won’t work with Twenty Eleven without a little work.

Buddy mobile will work with 1.6. But that doesn’t explain pages not showing. What plugins or theme are you using?

It’s not BP menus so its fine to post here. Update topic title to reflect the real issue, post button.

Fields are hidden on a profile until a user edits their profile and adds something to that field.

BP menus does nothing that would interact with the submit button. Deactivate all plugins and revert to bp default theme to test each plugin.

The theme compat is working but the template files are not all there. There most likely will be a few rc’s to work out bugs and get plugin and themes in order.

Not for a few months, but that’s subjective because everyone works on BP in their free time.

bp_core_get_username( bp_get_activity_user_id() )

Make a teacher a group admin then they can approve users.

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/restrict-usernames/

Google how to hide WordPress there is information

to hide plugins folder place a blank file index.html in /plugins/index.html. but there should be an html.php file that wordpress places there.

All you would need is to create private groups and then users could request access. That’s the simplest route. You could also automate it by user role or even by using a profile field