so insertyourdomainhere.com/sites doesn’t show the site list? and insertyourdomainhere.com/members doesn’t show your users?
i actually never tried to disable 2010 or 2011 before now and i see that if you network disable either of those themes they do in fact remain active on already created sites but they can no longer be activated so once someone (or you) changes it they can cannot switch back.
i think that already exists the wordpress admin bar which is also the buddypress admin bar should show up for any registered user given the proper settings.
those versions seem very off I’m guessing you mean 3.4.2 for WP also you should be advised that the versions of BP and WP you seem to indicate are not in sync. i would not expect the two to work well together unless the version of BP you are using was released on the same date as or later then your version of WP.
sorry when i said can right there i should have said can’t sorry i’m a bit terrible at typing. so the whole thing should have read:
i think you could just make a password protected post then put the password inside a hidden group assuming you can’t put the actual content inside the hidden group.
i think you could just make a password protected post then put the password inside a hidden group assuming you can put the actual content inside the hidden group.
still not sure i understand how this is any different from favorite other then the name “like” i used to use that plugin cause someone requested it when we first built the site but when it stopped working i thought to myself “wait second why would i want redundant functionality anyway?” so i just erased it and moved on.
#1 yes they can only choose from the theme you enable and you can edit that theme to include whatever information you want i think you may need to do something to prevent them from editing the css though or they might be able to change stuff.
#2 that really depends on your situation/desires sometimes giving people too many options will cause them to not make any decision, other times choices equals freedom to create. If your value proposition is based on end user control and differentiation then you probably want to leave things as open as possible if your focus is on content and not presentation then you might want to restrict things. it is always better to give people new options rather then take them away so if your on the fence start out restricted and open things up according to your comfort.
#3 yes you can spam sites but you are also super admin meaning you can admin anything on any site.
It looks like WangGuard will do the job. It can detect spam users that has already been registered, it can report them and delete them from the system. It also prevents from registering at least those who has been reported before.
interesting gonna check that out could be a huge time saver thanks for the info!
If you are proficient at coding you may be able to figure it out, i couldn’t. the feature is going to be built into the next version of buddypress if you can’t wait and manage to figure it out please let me know cause i’d love to be able to do that as well.
sounds like you folks aren’t seeing the crop tool handles that corner thing is how it starts out but you should be able to resize the square on the full thumbnail. i don’t really know more then that sorry.
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