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You can see the list of BuddyPress email template on the Emails menu:

OK, so I figured mine out! It is located in the Paid Memberships Pro – Settings – Levels. When you are setting up or editing a level, scroll to the very bottom and open “Other Settings”. Set the “Unlock BuddyPress:” to “Yes, give members access to specific features.” Then start clicking yes or no on which features you want them to have access to. There is one option that says “Joining Groups” (of course set it to yes). The default setting when you make a new member level is “No – lock all access to BuddyPress”.

After I made those changes to every single membership level it started working. I hope this is all that is wrong with yours. I’ve had a heck of a time setting this site up. Most of my problems have been solved with tweaking settings in hidden corners of the site. I’m working on the gamipress and had to restore from backups twice. I kept screwing up the badges and quests. I wanted two types of badges and two types of quests, but the theme just doesn’t support it without me having to stumble around a bunch of code. I’m not that competent! LOL!

I think you just need to edit the wording of BuddyPress email template on the Emails menu

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You can override the registration template in a child theme.

Steps:
Copy the registration template from wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/register.php

Paste it into your theme folder in wp-content/themes/your-theme/buddypress/members/register.php.
Modify the HTML, PHP, or structure in the file as needed.

@spacex95 You can try this CSS:

#buddypress span.activity, .item-meta.last-activity, .single-headers .activity {
display: none !important;
}

I think you have used BuddyPress and BuddyBoss themes. You can try deactivating the BuddyBoss theme temporarily to see if the issue persists, which will help determine whether the problem is related to the theme or BuddyPress itself.

// Check if the current component is 'activity'
if ( bp_is_current_component( 'activity' ) ) {
    echo "This is the BuddyPress activity page!";
} else {
    echo "This is not the BuddyPress activity page.";
}

bp_is_current_component( ‘activity’ )
This function checks if the current BuddyPress component being viewed is ‘activity’. Since BuddyPress 12 doesn’t use WordPress pages for components like activity, this is the correct way to detect if you are on the activity section.

Please clarify, the error happen when you upload BuddyPress plugin file?

You can try this plugin

BuddyPress Group Email Subscription

You need to install Loco Translate plugin on your website

Loco Translate

Go to Loco Translate >> Plugins, and you should see BuddyPress then. You also can check Loco Translate documentation to know how to use this plugin.

Buddypress does not provide a shortcode for the activity stream. There are only 2 ways to achieve this:

1. You can create your Activity Feed shortcode which is it will require some custom PHP works

2. Find a BuddyPress plugin that provides a BuddyPress Activity Feed shortcode.

Hi Ryan,

You can use Shortcodes for BuddyPress plugin to display BuddyPress activities on any page. You can find it here: https://wbcomdesigns.com/downloads/shortcodes-for-buddypress/

It also provides shortcodes for members and groups, allowing you to display member and group directories on any custom page.

Please let me know if you have any further questions!

You can edit the Buddypress.pot file using Poedit software and edit or edit the words using the Loco Translate plugin.