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go to your profile page and got to the profile tab. then click edit. Each field will have an option for user to hide that field.

Create one group that is hidden (maybe call it “Private Meetings”), this group will not show up on the site. Then invite those you want to have private discussions with. You can add and remove members for […]

In the admin under buddy press menu you will find “profile fields”. Click that to set profile field options.

It’s a BuddyPress plugin and wasn’t ever designed to work on sub domains. Try adding code below to sub domain template file single.php. It should be placed above the comments code.

`?php […]

https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/buddypress-share-it.1.1.6.1.zip

You could get facebooks like code and paste it into footer.php file

http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/

Filtering activity stream content based on privacy is something that should be in core. I’m adding a few more options to this plugin that will hide profile to only user but i agree there should be per content […]

Update to 1.1.6 added fix for network admin

@pinhit i’m not sure what you are asking.

@avim I got it, there will be more options, I’m going to create another plugin that allows a user to create different “friends” lists and then add those lists to […]

You can have only one BuddyPress installed on one blog.

Why not use the groups as each state and change groups name to states; url.com/states/ohio

Then, use this plugin to add sub groups to state groups: […]

oops, should be like below.

`if ( file_exists( dirname( __FILE__ ) . ‘/languages/’ . get_locale() . ‘.mo’ ) )
load_textdomain( ‘bp-profile-privacy’, dirname( __FILE__ ) . […]

@brotherkomrade9 in the admin, go to appearance > menus and create a custom menu.

The example difference of the screens are; one shows you how to bundle a template file and the other shows you how to add a screen using a function to out put the markup using a file called plugins.php

You […]

Possibly, but you should really give users the ability to have their own privacy. There will be more options added.

In a few days I’m updating BuddyPress Verified plugin that will help manage users

It’s possible.

This is not possible. I created a profile menu plugin. search WordPress.org for it

You can do this via robots.txt file

User-agent: *
Disallow: /activity/

This is not a typical BuddyPress install, the usebase is tied into WordPress.com and there was an update to WordPress a few months back and it broke this site so they fixed enough to get site some what usable. […]