BuddyPress.org

Delete and re install from the WordPress.org repo.

Try using this http://github.com/modemlooper/buddypress-group-fields

You have to edit the code your self to add fields. i’m going to develop it so it matched the profile fields editor that comes in default BP.

#sidebar{display:none;}
div#content .padder{margin-right:0px; border-right-width:0px;}

If you want to target the directories:
`body#bp-default.directory.members #content .padder{margin-right:0px; […]

fixed now.

That’s weird thought I changed that in latest version

What private plugin?

Actually, component pages use their own template so won’t work. Without editing templates you can hide sidebar and change page width with CSS

You should be able to go to the component page in the admin and choose the full width page template. there is a drop down on a pages admin in the right sidebar to choose page templates

Found the avatar filters but not sure how to change it to display the associated group avatar.

$object = apply_filters( ‘bp_get_activity_avatar_object_’ . $current_activity_item-component, ‘user’ […]

If you’re using a twit login plugin then you need to blank out the part in the admin for that plugin that adds that to the username. Each and every time you change the settings on that plugin make sure the […]

The easiest way is to ask the question in the profile fields section and then block the field from showing in the profile loop instead of messing with the username password.

In […]

$id = $bp->groups->current_group->id

Thats how you get the id

What we need is excludes in the activity loop and multiple params:

Excluding forum replies and comments from xx group

Ahh sorry, didn’t read you correctly. If you can wait for bp-mobile for 1.5 I will have a separate mobile nav that is edited in the WordPress admin.

Use beta BuddyPress 1.5 and the bbpress plugin. Go over to testbp.org and you can see the combo in action