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Hi everyone I was wondering which bp/wp permission function needs to be called in order to hide the “Create a Group” button on a group for regular users and make it visible for admins

in my index.php in wp-content/themes/bp-addata/groups/

i have tried adding is_super_admin() around line 6 but the button is not available for any users at this point. I might be making it harder than what I am trying to accomplish. sorry for the sloppy posting of code, i still don’t know how to post on these forums. Basically i just need to know which condition I need for the if statement to show the a href button.

if ( is_user_logged_in() && is_super_admin() ) Group button endif;

Thank you for any help,

I have a site and I only want to show the admin bar at the top I want to remove the other navigation which is quite confusing.. (THe one that says home, activity, members, etc) I tried to do this already and it just moved it to a weird part of my page… and now all of the links are showing on my header. My site is going to be a very widely known social networking site and it just looks completely unprofessional. And when I tried plugins such as “Add All Links To Admin Bar” and I selected the hide navigiation menu option it removed a portion of my header with it. And also when I try to move the code myself it does the same thing. So this is the best I can do… Someone please help it means a lot to me. Even if you decide to not help and charge me to do so I wouldn’t even mind that much at this point. Extremely desperate and my time is running out.

Here’s a photo of how it looks now that I’ve messed with it. http://i1239.photobucket.com/albums/ff504/rellz2011/Buddypress/headerissue.png

I’m using the Custom Community theme with BuddyPress.

Is there a way to remove the Admin account from the Members Directory? The account does not represent anyone in the community and is out of place in Members Directory. Having it there looks very unprofessional.

Thanks

i am using bp 1.5 on multisite with bp set as default blog on a subdomian…

when users are logged out i keep losing the admin bar completely
i keep changing “Hide admin bar for logged out users?” to “no” but it keep’s changing back to “yes”

LOVE the New 1.5!!!!
Thanks for all the hard work!

I actually like the Visit Random Blog feature in the adminbar.

I took out the Visit Random Group and Visit Random Member lines because I wanted to hide those from the public.
But I would like the public to be able to click through the site randomly.

My site is about cultural travel. I have two groups of blogs on the site. Regional destination blogs that use one theme, and Member blogs that use another theme. I was thinking that I could call out a Visit to a Random Member blog by using the name of the theme, putting the theme name into the CSS tags and then adding the name to the random call out in the adminbar.php file. Same with the regional blogs. But that’s as far as I got because of course that won’t work.

Any idea how to do this?

I added some custom registration fields to my user profiles (so, during registration, the users have to enter some extra info). How do I HIDE some of these fields in a user’s profile?

For example, I may ask for a user’s phone number during registration …. but I don’t want ANYONE except our forum admins to be able to see the phone number. So, I need to hide the phone number everywhere (except the WordPress admin).

Can anyone help me do this?

NOTE: I don’t think this is relevant … but here is some info on my site and BuddyPress: I was told that BuddyPress uses BBPress 1.5 for it’s forums. So, I was told I should run BBPress 2.0 separate from BuddyPress (and disable the forum component).

I just finished installing the latest version of wordpress and buddypress. I went through the ‘upgrade your existing WordPress theme’ wizard with the TwentyTen Five html5 theme and everything looks great. When I selected the hide admin bar for logged out users it kept the padding on the top of the site and it moved everything else down. Is there a way to remove the padding for when users are logged out and have it added back in when users are logged in?

Is there a way to remove the delete link option from member non activity-action items like blog comments and blog posts. I don’t think members should be given the option to delete these items where they SHOULD be able to delete status updates and other activities they create from within the stream. I’ve been able to hide the delete option but I don’t know how to use a filter to get rid of it. But overall, I was thinking maybe this should be part of BP.

If a member writes a post for a blog on the site that activity stream item is public and is attached to a blog and the member shouldn’t be able to delete it unless the post is deleted from the blog. Same goes for comments and come to think of it, the same should be true for most of the other items except for stuff like Favorites, Likes, etc.

I got to thinking about this while working with an activity search, and users should be able to search all activity items like blog posts and those items should exist permanently so the search is accurate.

Anyway, can someone suggest the way to remove the delete link from these specific items for everyone except for superadmin?