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Yes you can 🙂 I just updated the readme with the “Compatible to…” info.

Done. Updated the repo… it should appear on BP.org/WP.org in a few minutes…

@Tekuan_Coleman

Ah, I should update that info. It tests and works just fine in BP1.2.6.
You can see it on a live site here (WP3.0.1 + BP1.2.6): http://buddylite.com/

@Tekuan_Coleman

“…is there a way i can just added all the options to my site like in the navigation bar?”

Have you tried Add-All-Nav-Links-to-BP-Adminbar? You can add your main menu items to the navbar, then reposition it anywhere you like to replace the main nav.
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/add-all-nav-links-to-bp-adminbar/

@hnla

Adding single menu items will be a great improvement!
I’m still working on the premium version of my new child-theme framework, and getting stuff updated after the review team rejected the freebie. See: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-default/forum/topic/page-and-template-suggestions-from-theme-unit-and-review/

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@DJPaul

Cool! Great minds DO think alike 😉
See the footer of my BuddyLite theme: http://buddylite.com/

@modemlooper

Huh… you got the same review I did…
Yup, it’s in default.

Got a response from the WP review team. Not good news I’m afraid 🙁 There seems to be a bunch of deprecated tags still present in templates I copied over from bp-default (I just needed to modify some container IDs and stuff). Before I modify the templates with the suggested updates, I thought I’d post […]

I uploaded a new theme too this morning and got back the same list of errors. Fingers crossed…

Hi all,

Just added an online version of the BuddyLite Manual for those who want to check stuff out before downloading
http://buddylite.com/buddylite-basic-manual/

The theme should (hopefully) be available soon from the repo… gotta wait for the reviewers to approve it first 😉

@sobercatholic

I presume you’re running WP single; otherwise you’d have a direct link to your dashboard in the “My Blogs” dropdown of the adminbar.
So, simply enter the following in your browser’s address bar:
your-site.com/wp-admin

@jmcdermott

Have you tried the Widget Logic plugin? You can determine the placement of widgets using both WP and BP conditional tags. That means you can create custom sidebars for ANY component, category, tag, post, page, etc… Give it a whirl; it’s a lot easier than trying to code stuff from scratch 🙂
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/widget-logic/

Bonjour Claude,

I just created an account on your site to see your adminbar when logged in. have you checked under “General Settings” as mentioned above?

@doralevich Sorry for not getting back to you sooner… been busy building a new theme for BP. Here’s a link to the Buddypress Template Pack that should give you all the info you need to get the job done. https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-template-pack/ Could you post a link to your site? I could take a look and see if […]

@claudeg

Glad to hear that it’s working for you now!
Make sure that under “Buddypress” > “General Settings” in your WordPress dashboard, you select “No” for “Hide admin bar for logged out users?”
Should work then.

@LPH2005

Thanks! The simple part was, well… simple. But I’m glad I got the beautiful in there too 🙂