[paton400]

@adeolu that isn’t even close to the same issue as me. I can see the button, but I want rid of it.

Does anyone know a snippet to remove it? Or change the wording of it?

[paton400]

No, I need to grant the user role permission to ‘edit users’. But by granting that, I’m granting them access too much access.

I want only want them to be able to change the information in other users profile fields. I don’t want them to be able to read private messages.

Is this a question for Buddypress, WordPress or my user role permissions plugin?

[paton400]

Hi Danbp,

I managed the first part no problem, but to so much with the second.

I just pasted the following into each of the index.php folders in bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/(activity, blogs, forums, groups and members)

#activity-all span, 
#members-all span{
	display:none;	
}

Nothing seems to have happened. The counter still appears and displays zero.

[paton400]

Thanks mate. I’ll give that a go.

Regards

[paton400]

Ah thank you, That worked prefect!

Do you know how I can remove the total members counter as well (All Members)

Regards

[paton400]

Now we are talking very basic WordPressing here.

Go to the appearance/menus screen and from there it’s pretty self explanatory.

click on ‘Create a new menu’, call it whatever you want, then select what pages you would like to appear in the menu.

Underneath the list of WordPress pages you see a tab full of Buddypress options that can also appear in the menu, one of which is the log-in/log-out button.

Regards

[paton400]

Log into the front end of your site (as other users would do), find your user/s and click on their profile tab. You will then see three options, view, edit and change avatar.

Click on Change Avatar!

Bobs your uncle!

[paton400]

You need to add it to one of your menus or as a widget.

Go to appearance/menus – then you can select a range of Buddypress options to add to your nav bar for both logged in or logged out users. Click the Buddypress tab (below the pages tab). If you don’t have a nav bar then create a new one.

Otherwise appearance/widgets – and place the login widget somewhere!

Regards

[paton400]

If you log in as admin, then click on their profile, it’ll let you change the avatar as if it was that user 😉

@rudik123

[paton400]

Ok, I have managed to get the social registration part out the way, but now I have a problem with the log in.

Can I remove the username/password section from the WP login screen and have only the social button?