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@thealchemist

Make sure registration is enabled for your site.
For single WP install, go to ‘Settings’ > ‘General’ and check ‘Anyone can register’.
For a multisite install, go to ‘Super Admin’ > ‘Options’ and select an option at ‘Allow new registrations’.

@cdragin There is actually a rather easy way to accomplish what you want done.with s2member. New users are redirected to the homepage upon activation of their account. Using s2member’s API/Scripting, it’s quite simple to set up a page to display different content to not-logged-in visitors and logged-in members whose subscription level=0 (free…[Read more]

That’s fantastic news! Now we’ll get to see (hopefully) an incoming tide of really cool child-themes in the repo.

And I just happen to have one that needs updating 🙂

@oneearth

You’re right… I hadn’t enclosed the code in backticks, and that almost always causes formatting issues when using copy/paste.
I’m glad evertything worked out 🙂

@bigstupidwillis

If you have any other suggestions for the plugin, please let me know here:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/add-all-nav-links-to-bp-adminbar/forum/topic/what-would-you-like-to-see-in-the-next-update/

@oneearth

David is right. It looks like you used curly quotes or, worse, backticks. Make sure you use single, straight quotes in your code.

@oneearth It’s best to never edit core files, or you’ll lose all your changes as soon as you update Buddypress. If you simply copy functions.php from bp-default into your child-theme, you will get all kinds of errors. That’s the only file in your child-theme that must be wholly unique. See the bottom of this page for […]

@oneearth

I’ll see what I can do, but offer no guarantees 😉

@el_terko

Thanks! I had missed that one!

@oneearth The next update will include more extensive CSS customization (to make your new menu look really awesome), and a cleaner stylesheet. I’m not really sure when that will be though as I’ve been very occupied lately with a new theme design: 100% customizable with a barrelfull of cool options. It’s a premium theme, but with […]

@oneearth

No need to edit any page files… and you’d have a hard time finding which ones because it’s not dependent on any page 😉 Simply add the following to the functions.php file in your child-theme (this cancels out the add_action in bp-core-adminbar.php):

remove_action( ‘bp_adminbar_menus’, ‘bp_adminbar_notifications_menu’, 8 );

Voilà:…[Read more]

@oneearth

You’re welcome!
Great example of the plugin in action… and a highly enjoyable site too 🙂

@boonebgorges

Bingo! A straight copy/paste of the given example worked like a charm.

A bit of customization and voilà… I’m a happy camper!

Thanks 🙂

@janismo

Oops sorry! My bad 🙁

Good catch.

@jfoawn

What version of WP are you running now… and what version of the plugin?

@maui1

The adminbar is triggered by the call to wp_footer. So make sure that call is present in your theme.