The online widget does not have that option.
Possible solutions are:
1. Put the widget on a page that requires the viewer to be logged in.
2. Do a little programming – create a copy of that widget and change the name and add a condition at the very beginning of the widget. For example:
> The description field is a standard wordpress profile text field
That’s not the same as a BP profile field. They are two separate beasts.
You need to find the code, perhaps in your theme, that is adding that field on profiles.
> How could I place a BuddyPress profile field on the profile start page
You need to edit the home template for profiles.
And it sounds like that is already being done by some code on your site.
Find it and you should know how to change it to show a BP profile field for bio.
By default, BuddyPress does not have a short description and link on profile pages, afaik.
By short description do you mean Biographical Info?
If so, you should replace short description with a BuddyPress profile field.
Then they can edit it in their profile.
If short description is created by some other plugin or code,
then replace it with a BuddyPress profile field.
You need to adjust the members-loop and profile templates, found in buddpress/bp-templates.
But that will just affect the display.
The username will still be in the url and changing that will be a lot of work for a very experienced developer. And, imo, not feasible.
In that section, any fields under Base (Primary) will appear on the reg form.
Click Add New Field Group and put your profile fields in that Group and they will not appear on the reg form.
The browser console shows many CORS policy errors re Access-Control-Allow-Origin.
Those issues are specific to your site.
BP Maps For Members is premium plugin and your question should be directed to them.
Please contact them directly and include the name that you used to make your purchase.
Did you open your browser > inspection tool? Right click on the screen and you should see an ‘inspect’ option.
Once you have the tool open, go to the ‘console’ tab and look for javascript errors.
Cover and avatar imgs are not stored in the database. They are in the uploads directory and are organized by id.
If you are using a caching plugin, try deactivating it.
Try turning off cloudfare.
Compare your dev environment to your production environment.
Turn on WP debugging.
iow. you have to narrow it down doing all the usual things.
Minify plugins usually cause these kinds of problems with BP.
Most users need to find this out on their own.
btw – most minify plugins have some method of excluding specific scripts, so there may be a way to continue using the the lazy load plugin.
BuddyBoss has a document handler. So you could use that.
For questions specific to the BuddyPress Docs plugin, you should contact the creators of that plugin.
For private messages, auto-complete only shows your friends.
To access everyone, put this in your theme/functions.php or in plugins/bp-custom.php define( 'BP_MESSAGES_AUTOCOMPLETE_ALL', true );
To customize the options provided by autocomplete, you would need to write some custom code.
