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Hi,

by reading the first topic, it sounds like you try to use more than one child theme !

I already have activated my other child theme

If it is the case, it’s not the way to proceed. 😉

1) You should have only one child-theme activated.
2) in this child, you add a folder called buddypress.
3) if you need to modify some BP templates, you copy the original from wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/ into the child BP folder.

Example of what you should have:
wp-content/themes/XYZ theme
wp-content/themes/XYZ-child/

Let’s say you want to modify BP’s register page.
wp-content/themes/XYZ-child/buddypress/members/register.php
or you want to modify the profile header template
wp-content/themes/XYZ-child/buddypress/members/single/member-header.php

And that’s it ! The only thing you have to do is to pick the right file and add it to the child by respecting the original path who starts at: /buddypress/path/to/file.php

Inside the template file, yo can manipulate html tags and find different action hooks ( do_action( 'something' ); ). Take care to not rename or remove the existing class/ID names whithout knowing what you do.

In bp-custom.php, you can manipulate BP’s behave by adding custom functions.

In the child-theme style.css, you manipulate whatever related to your theme layout – for the entire site, including BP or other plugins.

And as all this is done via the child, anything will remain after any update of BuddyPress, your original theme, WordPress or plugins.

Reading actively the forum will bring you other answers, tips and tricks.

[Mod] changed title to something more explicit as a useless “Please Help…….Urgent !!!!” on a support forum.

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/when-asking-for-support-2/

The urgent is done, the indispensable is under way. For miracles, allow time.

Please wait, I think.

Hey, do you mean this ?

The only option is to use CSS (in style.css) in your child theme to modify that. Or some plugins, that give ability to apply styles without modifying files (Siteorigin CSS).

#buddypress #register-page label { 
    font-size:120%;
}

So far there is no such plugin.

You can try to dive into bp_get_new_group_invite_friend_list filter, and you will need to rewrite /buddypress/groups/single/send-invites.php template.

So quite a lot of work.

You already got an answer to this question here:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/tinymce-for-replying-to-messages/#post-259368

Check $allowedtags and add $allowedtags['span'] = array( 'style' => array () );

May work…or not.

Closing this topic as unavailing.

No, nothing like that. This can only be achieved within site admin. And by default a group mod is a simple subscriber which has no access to group members administration.

The first option is to promote mods to group admin, and in this case he can from front-end, kick/ban user, promote or remove users and nothing else.

The other option would be to give them a WP role who let them access to group members admin and evtl. using a plugin to block their access to all other admin parts… (ie. user role editor)

In addition, you could also get some dev’s opinion to this…
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5543
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-could-a-group-moderator-edit-group-details/

Perhaps this one may work: <a href="'. bp_get_loggedin_user_link() .'">View my profile</a>

Reference

Hi,
Shane’s answer is related to the BP way to get a user name inside a redirection. wpF use probably a similar method, but certainly also his own function(s) for that. You have to find out how it does. Unfortunately, this plugin doesn’t provide documentation at the moment.

Accordingly to wpForum support, there is still a button to wpforum on each profile. If you have difficulties to tweak the default behave, you have to ask for on their support.

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/buddypress-compatibility-plans/

I’d say the answer to this question lies in the LMS plugins out there… Each one has its own approach to integrate BuddyPress with them.

Also you will be able to get a look at how the pieces integrate together.

After you setup BP pages, you should activate pretty permalinks.

Installation

All BP pages should be empty. Just a title and no associated template or model.

You need to specify the object.

 $attachment = bp_attachments_get_attachment( 'url', array( 
   'object_dir' => 'groups',  
   'item_id' => $group_id,  
) );

Reference

bp_attachments_get_attachment

Hi,

what do you get when you use the Topics filter on profile ?
Activate wp_debug in wp_config.php, and post here the error message (if exist).

And read this please
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/when-asking-for-support-2/

Hi @koded1999,

please, use the <code> button to insert snippets. Also avoid double posting.
Closing this topic as duplicate.
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It is possible because it doesn’t exist and you never noticed his mention in many topics of this forum, and perhaps never read the codex. 🙂

Read here please:

bp-custom.php

Check out this article:

Deleting BuddyPress

For the second part of your ask there are a couple of mass messaging plugins that allow only certain roles to send messages to everyone.

one does it from the front end, the other from the backend.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/mass-messaging-in-buddypress/

https://wordpress.org/plugins/mass-messaging-for-buddypress-by-alkaweb/

Hi guys,

you should read topics completely! 👿
In one of my answer to the above mentionned, you have the necessary information to get it to work for replies. I tested it today and it works for me.

Now I repeat it again, it’s not done to add wp_editor to a textarea which was never intented to be a post editor. It’s a simple message composer ! Do you write MMS with Word ?

By adding wp_editor to this composer, you can only add the the HTML editor, like the one you have on this forum. The visual tab won’t work because of numerous filters and the way wp_editor is working. Activating the visual tab on the compose screen will also break your theme, in 99% of cases.

Once you have it correctly displayed, you will see that most of the tags will be striped. This can be avoided by defining $allowedtags in wp_kses filter. The inconvenient of this is that it will also be available on what’s new form and any other form you use on your site. So, you’re warned.

The code i used today, including allowed tags i had to activate.

function bpfr_compose_msg_tiny_editor() {
add_filter ( 'user_can_richedit' , create_function ( '$a' , 'return false;' ) , 50 );

$content = "";
	
	if ( isset( $_GET['r'] ) ) :
	$content = esc_textarea( $_GET['r'] ); 
	endif;

	$editor_settings = array(
		'content' => bp_messages_content_value(),
		'textarea_name' => 'content',
		'editor_id' => 'message_content',
		'teeny'=>true,
		'media_buttons'=>false,
		'quicktags' => array(
			'buttons' => 'strong,em,link,img,block,del,ul,ol,li,code,close'
	) ); 

	wp_editor( bp_messages_content_value(), 'message_content', $editor_settings); 

}
add_action( 'compose_edit_tools', 'bpfr_compose_msg_tiny_editor' );

function bpex_allowed_tags() {
	global $allowedtags;
	$allowedtags['img']		= array( 'src' => array () );
	$allowedtags['ul']		= array();
	$allowedtags['ol']		= array();
	$allowedtags['li']		= array();	
}
add_action('init', 'bpex_allowed_tags', 10);

How-to is explained on the other topic.

This isn’t possible by default. You will need to find a plugin or add some custom code to get this done. Try looking here first to see if something is already available:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/buddypress