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&& means both statements must be true || means either one can be true. Even though both may work I like using || when evaluating either/or statements. If both were needed to be true then && is more appropriate.

$(document).ready(function(){
$("#sml").click(function(){
var text = $("textarea#whatsnew").val();
var newtext = text + ' : )';
$("textarea#whatsnew").val(newtext);
});
});

$(document).ready(function(){
$("#sml").click(function(){
$("#whatsnew").val(":)");

<img id="sml" src="s33.gif" alt="Smiley face" />

Your code doesn’t display correctly here can you place it between backticks `

You can also filter logout link. Place this in bp-custom.php or your themes functions.php
add_filter('logout_url', 'my_filtered_logout');
my_filtered_logout($logout_url, $redirect) { return "URL-after-logout"; }

Anywhere you want a logout link you can place the code. Header.php will show on everypage

home_url() is the site you’re on main page. If you want another URL use code below and put in URL you want

`<a href="” […]

Go to Apearance > Menus in the admin and create a menu. Choose what you want.

The only way is to custom code a new visibility option and make that option a paid member using a plugin like s2member

<a href=&quot;" title="Logout">Logout

I didn’t wrap code in brackets correctly. 😀 typing on iPhone

You need || not &&

if ( $user->roles[0] != 'subscriber' || $user-roles[0] != 'customer' )

Try something like that

Try this site for a basic jquery lesson http://jqfundamentals.com/

+1

Mehehehehe!

No, this would require custom coding for your specific needs

Yeah, a developer could create a plugin that had different info fields for different users. It’s just not a core feature to have profile fields for different users. The main reason for this is BuddyPress doesn’t […]

Only username and @user in a small space above content

I should elaborate, you could do conditional profile page design but you can not have conditional profile fields

This is currently not possible with BuddyPress