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Yea I agree. Since on default there is the nav that has all the components. I guess I’m now so used to hijacking that nav right off the bat since I don’t think the directories and the components are needed as main nav items. I’m used to putting them all under a community dropdown or […]

yup that’s what you would be doing with the links above. it just takes some reading through.

i’d try removing the logo something like this in your functions.php or bp-custom.php…

remove_action( ‘bp_adminbar_logo’, ‘bp_adminbar_logo’ );

…and try applying your welcome message start here & here:…[Read more]

that certainly does work. thanks! only thing now is the ‘my custom feed’ gets saved literally as the title for each feed. Any way for that to be the title of the post or the actual title of the feed. my dreams are coming true by the way.

yea i don’t know. I’ve just tried to avoid it altogether :)… until it’s explained/addressed within the context of BP/MU/SubDomains/Subdirectories.

thanks! i’m actively learning.

thanks. I wonder if anyone sees this, can recommend on how to get that to work! because it doesn’t! haha. how to make that $feedurl so ‘http://site.com/feed’ url is picked up by that the_bpmh_rss_button line. I missing something minor i know.

I see. I only use one theme for all user blogs for most of my projects but even if I were to add more themes it should be simple enough to add the template tag to each theme no? either way, thanks for the snippet. if i’m using a child theme, will this new function […]

There’s been some discussion around here about this. There are some issues I’ve experienced with post titles conflicting with usernames with the same naming and this was on a subdomain install. I can imagine there would be more conflict with subdirectories if you’re throwing blog names, categories, and post titles all getting thrown in to […]

@xberserker i could probably create a widget for it…I just need to know how you would display more than 1 activity at a time and how you would place the bar into page template as opposed to on top of the site.. after that i could probably just squeeze it into a little box, hehe.

You should be able to create a page called Activity and go to your wp >> reading >> settings and change it to static page and choose your activity page. that should put your activity stream up on the front page. but if you really want something like the twitters as you say..then those are […]

you might want to look at
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-activity-stream-bar/
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/rs-buddypress-activity-refresh/

I’m using points for all kinds of creative things! For example I’m looking to member points to assign Ranks (pro, amateur, intermediate, etc) to users based on the members points. I’m also using user points to allow them to unlock special features in the blog theme, widgets, and other plugins. I’ve managed to lock a […]

no problem…doesn’t hurt to throw it out there!

you might start here with this groups plugin that allows custom css per group. https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-group-css/

i remember reading a long time ago about this plugin being reworked for profiles since groups and members components are similar.