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Your terminology is what’s confusing people – when you say “headline” you actually mean the title of the post. In my default installation, posts are working correctly: posts like “Hello World” – they are getting the title of the post added to the title tag (albeit at the end of the string) You are right […]

@djpaul – I think this might be a wider problem – I investigated this for another user.

I’ve installed the default BuddyPress installation, and using the default theme. If I click on the “about” page, the title tag still displays “home”

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/need-to-check-if-bp_profile_field_data-has-data/

p.s. delete the style directive from your post… it’s screwing up formatting of the thread

check out this thread:

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/need-to-check-if-bp_profile_field_data-has-data/

I don’t know what you mean by “headline post and pages”? You’ll have to explain further. Do you mean meta title = “..” ? In which case, I recommend installing “all in one seo” in your blog. If you mean the h1, h2 tags, etc. on a page … then that will all be in […]

You’ll have to give your function a different name, e.g. mikey_page_title(), and change the call in header.php (in your child theme) to call mikey_page_title() instead of bp_page_title. If you are not using your own child theme, you will have to use the filter approach, or edit the parent theme (which will lead to upgrade problems […]

@lordsnake Some thoughts: 1. Forums – WordPress are developing a new approach to forums, releasing bbPress as a plugin. A beta is due mid September, with a key BuddyPress developer leading the initiative. Have a Google / Bing and check that one out 2. Tutorials – I suggest creating these in a sub-blog dedicated to tutorials […]

@psycolor You could look at using functions like: groups_is_user_member( $user_id, $group_id ) To test if the user is in a specific group, and only show the page if they are in the appropriate group. This is defined in bp-groups.php. bp_is_member() To simply check whether the current user is a member (and logged in). This is defined in…[Read more]

This plugin does a lot of what you are after as well, although it was designed for external links: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-links/

It requires you to type in a URL from the links page. It would be nice it if had a “pop up” form / button, that you could attach to posts throughout your site.

Have a look at the bp_page_title() function I pointed you to in bp_core_templatetags.php.

That shows how the title string is built – you’ll have to rework that code in your own function (in bp-custom.php) to build the string in the order you want it.

BuddyPress (with the primary admin blog for your news stories, info pages, etc.) and the following plugins: BP Media + for photo and video uploads bbPress forum plugin (a beta version is due September 15th) You’ll have to work on the templates, write some PHP / CSS / HTML to get them looking exactly as […]

You should have signed up for the 24 hour priority support plan – drop @apeatling a line and ask him to upgrade you. You can change the structure of the page title by implementing your own version of the function: bp_page_title(), or by implementing a filter on bp_page_title. ( You’ll find these functions in bp-core-templatetags.php) Put […]