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Hello, is there any way for me to edit or add a link on my buddypress profile menu? can I make it dynamic? i mean, can I make it same as the wordpress menu? Thanks
here is the image http://imgur.com/YifrB@mrjarbenne, that looks fantastic.
I am also looking for an avatar chooser for my new members. So that they will at least have avatars corresponding to their gender.What Andrew Scott did with the Doppelme looks like an overkill for me.
But how does it actually work?
When they select the doppelme avatar, it automatically becomes the user’s buddypress profile avatar?
Maybe a default library of 10 images to choose from will be already a great additionHi guys,
Buddypress is amazing given its features and clean look. Just what I was looking for.
I am using the extended profiles extensively *no punt intended*
But I require some rearrangement of the fields.
Presently, the fields are arranged as Labels on the left and the details on the right aka table format.Name : text text text
Age: text text text
About Me: text text textIs there anyway to make the labels on top of each detail?
Name :
text text textAge:
text text textAbout Me:
text text textI have some fields that will have long text and with label on the left and content on the right, it just doesn’t cut it.
Any help will be appreciated!
(sorry for my poor english)
I m novice on website editingI want to know if i can find a already created style.css for buddypress default theme somewhere
or a exemple…
I try to follow the tutorial of creating a child theme but its really hard for me.
… i know that, when i will have my child theme i will be able to modify buddypress fast and easy (like color…)can help?
Thank youTopic: Buddypress Member Hierarchy
In a number of the organizations I’m working for, I want to be able to make certain members accountable to each other in hierarchies. For example:
Church Members accountable to/administrated by a Church Leader.
Volunteers accountable to/administrated by a Volunteer Group Leader.Ideally, I’d like to have the following setup:
– Anyone can register on the site, but they can’t do anything yet.
– They then make a “membership request” to a leader/supervisor user who they know in real life. (instead of to the site admin).
– That leader can accept their request, giving them the normal buddypress-user capabilities.
– Their status as a member who is accountable to that specific leader is maintained. That leader, but no other leaders, can ban and un-ban them.
– Members can be transferred between leaders, either by the leaders themselves or by site admins, for example, at leader-account deletion.Essentially, A member is to a leader as a post/page is to an author.
Of course, it could be cool to have infinite layers of hierarchy, for very large organizations. Which would kind of disrupt the member/leader post/author analagy, and be a bit more analogous to the BP Group Hierarchies plugin.
It could also be cool if leaders could view an aggregated activity stream of all the members that are accountable to them, to make “policing” easier, but that’s obviously not a mission-critical feature.
The purpose of this functionality for me would be to give the site’s community more structure, and give everyone extra incentive to play nice. I work mostly with churches and international volunteer orgs; with churches, they really don’t want swearing and foul play, and with volunteer orgs, lives can be on the line if people screw around. So I’m looking for a way to make members more accountable to their real-life superiors.
Perhaps this already exists somewhere? Or perhaps some epic person would be willing to take it on as a project?
All thoughts are appreciated. Thanks,
I currently have the main buddypress up in the header of my theme, and then another navigation list displayed in certain pages using “wp_list_pages(‘title_li=&child_of=’ .$post->ID.)’
I’d like to keep the main navigation highlighted when i browse to these pages. I’ve tried accessing the style using .current_page_parent a{css !Important}. But i can not even modify the style of the links in the main navigation menu.
What’s the best way to add hierarchical navigation which leaves the parent pages tab highlighted?
Edit: I can modify the style of the tab using
#nav li.current_page_item a { background: #333333; !important
color: #b2b3b6;
font-style:italic;
!important}but
#nav li.current_page_ancestor a { background: #333333; !important
color: #b2b3b6;
font-style:italic;
!important}does not work
Thanks
Edit: fixed
