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No it’s not removal of lines as this is a function call.

Allways give the codex a quick check to see if there’s any help there, you want this page:
https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/modifying-the-buddypress-admin-bar/

And you need to be using remove_action() filter

There is a list of the add_action links on the page.

Add the remove_action to your functions.php in child theme.

This is something that is expressed from time to time i.e “More friendly interface” but it’s one of those things that slightly puzzles me again this is WP and the method of running it is the dashboard and that shouldn’t be a barrier for people really. There are however a few front end posting plugins which essentially drag the dashboard create post page/function to the frontend of a site that may make things a little simpler for users, but not sure on user blogs whether it’s easy or possible to then further abstract or hide the dashboard.

1st. This issue is not being caused by buddypress.

There is something wrong with the <div you added, did you close the <div?

did you recently change anything to the site layout, or install any plugins?

@nahummadrid this would help with directing user to his/her site https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/primary-blog-switcher-for-superadmins/

@ddgdaily, I’m not seeing a “most favorited” list anywhere on your site? Is all of that code you pastebinned just the stuff to add the *ability* to favorite a post, because I already have that up and running. I’m just looking for a way to keep a top 5 (or whatever number) list of the posts that have been favorited the most times, and display that in my main site’s sidebar

@JJJ: First off, thanks.

Secondly, is the thought to hook into Akismet for the various actions within Buddypress? Wonder if this is served best by making the existing Akismet plugin Buddypress aware since the same effort needs to happen with standalone bbPress, etc.

Have you tried this http://buddydev.com/plugins/bp-wire/ by @sbrajesh ?

@PiManIII i’ve not seen a universal login plugin or hack like this. I’m waiting on something myself where it’s like gravatar, one universal member login system for all my different bp sites, er what you are calling sections essentially. So anyone registering on any site, can go to another site and be able to login and not have to register again.

@ultimateuser i guess the guy who invented bp-group-reviews plugin would be a start.

@luvs123 did you get it to work?

Try, as @hnla said before *she*

http://www.hotforwords.com

Thanks for the heads-up, @gunju2221

If by “BuddyPress profile”, you mean the fields and groups you have configured in the xprofile settings screen, then yes it’s certainly technically possible because site admins can create new user accounts without having to complete BuddyPress profiles. I’m not sure how to practically do this, however. Would need to try and find out.

Try to see if there’s a user registration widget (i.e. https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/registration-form-widget/ — not tested) and see if it works and does what you want it to do.

(To clarify, there’s no difference between a “WordPress user” and a “BuddyPress”, both are the same.)

I don’t know about that, I think someone will pass FB up, not sure when, but they’ll get some competition that’ll have them shaking in their boots lol

I hope its me

Hey @Andrea_r lol, i remember when you helped me with my first line of BP code….I’ve gotten better, thank you

Your code did not appear.

Try, as @hnla said before she deleted her post to revert to the default theme and see if it appears.

If you don’t want users to see your fixing on your site, install “maintenance mode” plugin

Well it should be there. I wonder why it is not working?

Go into your theme, if you have the buddypress extension pack installed, or you have created your child theme, go into your theme folder, (wp-content/themes/yourtheme) and then go into the folder named “groups.” Inside there should be a file called “Index.php”

Now check to see if the following code is listed anywhere in the file, “control or command +f” will search for the term.

`  <a class="button" href="”>`

If for any reason that it is not in the file, put the code above directly after this code in the file:

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This is an excellent question that I can’t answer, I’ll get the core developer @djpaul

Compared to what facebook? Nobody will ever reach what facebook has achieved. And really who would want to? I have a few close friends on FB but could careless what the other users are doing. BuddyPress is more to create groups of interest. That’s it’s power over FB. Also you can control the experience, FB is generic.

you need to give more information about your issue. “there is no option for this”

What do you mean???

Also, please provide some, or all of the questions from This post