Thanks for the response. That actually brings up another problem which I’ve had.
The BuddyPress Activity Tags are a good enough solutions for me, however when I go to activate the plugin I get the following error:
Fatal error: Class ‘Bp_Activity_Tags_Widget’ not found in 
Hosting*********htmlwp-includeswidgets.php on line 324
…. and I have to use my ftp client to delete the folder to access my Admin area.
As a non-technical user, I don’t have a clue where to start with this error, I’ve Google’d it and there’s nothing. Is this a common problem with this plugin or is there a simple fix?
Two options spring to mind:
1. You could add a filter on new blog posts creating an activity stream entry, check the blog id, and exclude appropriately. A bit of searching in the BuddyPress plugin files should find the correct filter to add.
2. Or, in your activity stream loop, check the activity item id and don’t display if it’s for the blog you want to exclude
@dubbelf –
Yes, members can have their own blog – it’s a standard feature of a WordPress Multisite install.
Follow the instructions here to set up Multisite: https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network
Then check everything works, including custom permalinks.
Install BuddyPress (automatic plugin install)
And, hey, you will have an admin blog, and separate blogs enabled for members
@David Lewis, It’s a page template in your standard theme directory. You just need to select it in your page edit screen as template for the site where you want the calendar or event list to be displayed.
Look in your theme for a file: page-events-list.php
If you can’t see the template, check the page-events-list.php and add the missing Template name.
`
/*
Template Name: Events Calendar List
*/
`
@kunalb, first of all, thanks for the nice powerful plugin. Brilliant work!
I have a question. how can I display the event categories?
I like to display The event categories in the sidebar. But with the eventspress templates for the entry. Not as a normal entry.
I couldn’t find anything in your files. Will this function be developed soon? It’s an important part for me.
As well as Roger’s pointers, you probably need to read through the docs pages as some things like this request will require a little bit of inner workings knowledge.
I would suggest reading through this page which will give you all the clues you need to be able to remove an adminbar item and relocate it somewhere else, also this isn’t a hugely difficult thing to achieve.
https://codex.buddypress.org/buddypress-site-administration/modifying-the-buddypress-admin-bar/
Here’s an example of how to do it for messages:
<li><a href='#'>Inbox ()</a></li>
You can adapt that with appropriate slugs for all the menu options. If you want further pointers, @pollyplummer ‘s sliding admin panel will give you a good example of how to adapt and reimplement the account menu
You can test this app @ http://pivots.joindiaspora.com Add me as a friend to check out the privacy features. ekine@pivots.joindiaspora.com I am wondering if this new project will influence the development of buddypress in any way because diaspora’s approach is really new in terms of users owning their content and letting them choose who will gain access to their content. Diaspora could become a fast growing social media app.
Thanks for your suggestions hnla, I’ll try them.
@pcwriter
No prob pcwriter. Checking that out now.
@sidianmsjones
Just checked your site again and it seems setting the z-index of ul#nav to 0 messes up the subnavs in your main navbar.
Setting it to 1 solves that.
Sorry… my bad 
@pcwriter – THAT’S IT! (regarding the z-index).
I’m very excited. 
However I’m not seeing this issue about the “About” page being bumped down to a second line.
I will say this though, that nav bar (category bar I guess) definitely needs some cleaning up, which I’ll be taking care of quite soon.
Thank you so much for your help!!
@sidianmsjones
Another suggestion, if I may…
IMHO, your main nav would look better if all menu items were on the same line (rather than seeing “About MyMythos” bumped to a 2nd line).
In /themes/aperture-NEW/style.css, go to line 252 and edit the padding like so:
padding:0 8px;
@sidianmsjones
The problem is the nav ul which, regardless of what it looks like on screen, is actually sitting at the top of the header. The z-index is set to 9999 so it interferes with everything else.
In your /themes/aperture-NEW/style.css file, go to line 244 and set z-index of #nav to 0.
Your adminbar subnavs will display properly.
bump, with more info.
I had followed up on a idea from searching the web, and that was I should “Go to: phpmyadmin > yourdatabase > wp_bp_groups_groupmeta and Find the group you’re attempting to post to and then delete the forum_id value.”
The post is 8 months old, but I tried that, and the table and the forum id doesn’t exist. However, I looked around the database, and there was no reference between groups and forums on the database. What I mean is that in the tables that groups use and the tables that forums use, there is no reference to what group the forum or topic is in, and the group has no forum assigned to it. That’s the problem. There is no conection between groups and forums in the database.
I tried deleting all of the tables that belong to buddypress and reinstaling buddypress, but the problem is the same. So what should I do? Is there some sort of super reinstal that I need to do? Or should I add a forum_id field to the group table? Please help me out here, I will be trying things and trying to get it work. I will post any results in this topic.
*Hat Tip*! @rogercoathup thanks for the input!
I dont think the folks I CC’d have such tender sensibilities that they would be offended to CC’ them. besides.. its a community thing. 
just frustrated with it all.. heh…
@Boone Gorges
Thanks a lot.
There is this plugin:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-tinymce/
And this one:
http://bp-dev.org/projects/#tinymce
Problem is both seem to have had their developers stop supporting them… Maybe somebody here can pick up the development or you can maybe find a developer to build upon them for you… You can those two out and see if they work.. I haven’t tried either.
I don’t know of any other plugins that do what you want, perhaps someone else here will…
Hi, I’m new with BuddyPress and I’m having the same trouble, plus the members page is always empty. It doesn’t show anything. All the other links work fine, except for that and the ones at the top bar that you both said. I really don’t know why it happens and how to fix it.
This site uses a customised version of the current “trunk” code, which adds support to BuddyPress to integrate into WordPress’ pages system/menus properly.
Hi, I’ve not been able to change /community/ into something else from the settings. I was looking for a script solution rather then a RewriteRule or other tweaks into .htaccess.
Is this even possibile?
Here’s a pretty good guide that covers what Rich has shown here, plus how to designate custom intervals: http://themocracy.com/2010/02/wp-cron-automating-scheduling/
Hi Adam,
As far as I know such a plugin does not exist. The closest options are BuddyPress Activity Tags and BuddyPress Group Tags.
There might be such a plugin over on WPMU DEV but I don’t know since I’m not a subscriber. I kind of doubt it though.
