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it looks like you fixed this already?

try wangguard it definitely helps

have you checked out rt/buddypress media?

https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-media/

not really sure if it does what you want but just throwing it out there.

this is actually a problem with the latest version of bbpress it going to be fixed in the next update. you should be able to downgrade to 2.3.2 to temporarily fix the problem until 2.4.1 comes out.

the code that i mentioned i’m using definitely works.

🙂

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/buddypress-hiding-adminspecific-user-member-activity/

bbbpress is forum software, buddypress gives you more in depth user profiles groups and activity streams (amongst other social netowrky type things) the two can be used separately or together.

as far as i know there is no buddypress login page, the wordpress login page is what buddypress uses unless you construct your own.

Firstly, to answer your question, no. The two things are complimentary.

I need little sites off the main site, not multisites.

That sentence contradicts itself, if you want a network of wordpress sites based on a single installation, then multisite exactly is what you need to do that.

If, however, you are looking to give members of your site…[Read more]

pretty cool!

it can definitely do the items you listed out specifically.

you can’t really hid the entire profile out of the box but you can hide most of the fields and info by setting the default visibility in the profile field setup screens.

buddypress only recognizes 2 roles by default as far as i’m aware anyway, Admin/superadmin and everyone else. there’s probably a way to make a plugin that would do that if you know about such things.

you might want to consider using achievements:

achievementsapp.com

to accomplish what you are seeking to do you could also create a private group to collect them.

Above my php paygrade (0) sorry. Maybe someone else has an idea.

i don’t think is such a thing as buddypress roles actually.

are the forms in jetpack not good enough for what you need?

looks like you are on shared hosting 40 megabytes is probably not going to work for any halfway popular buddypress site you should consider upgrading to a vps.

Yeah and i think order the file is listed in the html doc also sets a priority so that if you load a two css files with identical rules, the second file’s definition will override the first.

Generally speaking most themes allow you to add your own css rules and redefinitons that will override anything in the files.

glad to be a help!