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@alanchrishughes The code I’ve posted is actually quite simple when you get right down to it. Simple yet powerful. It does everything you want a dropdown menu to do, and it does it all automatically behind the scenes. It starts by identifying what links belong to dynamically generated BP directories and adds those to the adminbar […]

@rickkumar

Yup, I’m there… and here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Writing_a_Plugin

@rickkumar

Great idea! Hmm… my first REAL contribution. Cool 🙂
There’s gotta be a “How to Build a Plugin” tutorial around here somewhere…

@Jens Wedin @alanchrishughes I was looking for a way to include all navigation links in one navbar. Jens’ code snippet is brilliantly simple. Thanks! The only drawback is you have to add links manually to get them to appear in the adminbar. I’ve modified the code (borrowing inspiration from a snippet previously written by @David Lewis) so that: […]

@rickkumar

Here’s something else you may want to consider for a video-centric site like yours:
http://videopress.com/

@hnla Thanks for the heads up about the plugin; it helps a lot! It’s like having an in-home tutor wagging his finger when I get ahead of myself. And sometimes it’s the most obvious that escapes me… The thing that completely screwed up the page was what you had noted above: Should read: <?php … Corrected […]

@hnla Thanks for taking a hard look. Clearly, I need to learn more about what’s allowed and what’s not. I “borrowed” the code and css from another template in an attempt to widgetize my home page, but the evidence would suggest that I’d be better off knowing what I’m doing rather than diving in and hoping […]

Doh!

http://rspace.org

Just installed BP group css to play around with it and… oops!

If “Link to an external CSS file” is not checked, sidebar disappears when on Group Custom CSS subnav page in any group.

Fun stuff, but I’ll wait for the next release before installing 😉

@rustybroomhandle …kool nickname BTW!

I also think looking first for child-theme/style.css (then _inc/css/default) would be the goof-proof way to go.

And please, oh pretty please, add the features for profiles too 🙂

@dullmau

Take a look at Buddypress Group Forum Extras plugin. Among many other things, it pulls in the threaded activity comments tagged to a new_forum_post activity type and displays them underneath the associated forum posts.

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-group-forum-extras/

@rustybroomhandle

Really cool idea! I’m sure eventual users of my site (not launched yet) would appreciate being able to personalize their group/profile pages, if only via a color selector. Looking forward to testing.

Found the culprit. After deactivating all plugins except BP, the double entries were still there, so I had a look at files I’ve edited and voilà: the problem was in my functions.php. There was an additional call to activity/entry.php… doh! Realized that the function in question was kind of redundant so, after deleting it, problem […]

Yup, was watching your activity. Never noticed the double activity ’til just after installing your plugin, so I thunk the problem was there. Guess I’ll have to scour deeper.

Thanks for taking a look!

@rich!

Thanks for offering to take a look. Here’s a link to the registration page:
http://rspace.org/new-account

@SlaFFik

Oops! The order of profile fields in the bubble (and admin screen) is nothing like the order in which they should be.