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@gentlemanhog – If it works, then it doesn’t matter where it is. 🙂

The conventional wisdom is to keep things out of functions.php unless they are theme-specific. In your case, I would say this function belongs someplace other than the theme’s functions.php file.

@mercime – Wha wha whaaa?! You are not all-knowing?!?! 😉

@bp-help – Thanks for checking. Now that I am looking at it further, I don’t see where said status update would appear. Is this an antiquated feature of buddypress.org? I remember seeing status updates in my profile on the old design, but maybe they were phased out of the new buddypress.org design.

Will you clarify what your goal is here?

Removing usernames from the activity stream will make the activity stream pretty worthless, right? Were you hoping to replace usernames with nicenames or something like that?

Are you saying that you want the notifications to be on the left side next to “My Sites”?

@ljvd – If you can wait a little while, BuddyPress 1.7 will work with pretty much any theme in the world.

That said, the default BuddyPress theme has a pretty solid fluid width that scales well for mobile. It […]

@modemlooper – Thanks for posting this link!

@modemlooper – Thanks for posting this link!

As you indicated, this looks to be a theme issue. Your best bet is to contact the author of the huddle theme.

You could add “/forum” to the end of the permalinks on “groups/groups-loop.php” of your theme.

@ubernaut,
My issue had to do with CAPTCHAs not loading properly. We went back and forth for a week before they finally fixed something on their end to make it work properly.

I gathered that they lock down […]

This link offers an alternate solution: http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/35163/add-buddypress-profile-and-messages-link-to-wordpress-menu

You might also look into custom walkers for the WordPress menu.

You could replicate the styles in the plugin and then manually create a menu via your theme. Would that suit your needs?

@lunchgirl,
I had an odd experience on WP Engine as well. In my case, pushing their support team to correct the problem via the WP Engine ticket system led to a solution. Unfortunately, it took a lot of nudging […]

One other thing that I don’t know the answer to is how BuddyPress keys are connected to the WordPress registration process. For example, does WordPress generate the key, or is it BuddyPress that is generating the […]

This doesn’t solve your problem, but if you have not yet launched, you might wait until BP 1.7 is released. It will have theme compatibility built into core, so you won’t need […]

@kpolkson,
There are smarter people around these forums than me, but I will try to help.

It looks like you haven’t defined the $key variable or have not passed it properly.

Perhaps try digging into […]

If you just want to hide stuff but want it to be available to Google, you could use CSS and/or jQuery to hide things. Check out this post about how to add BuddyPress-specific body […]