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Oh, and it seems there is a plugin-based solution for that: http://wptavern.com/conditionally-hide-buddypress-profile-field-groups-based-on-user-role

Out of the box there is no such setting.

You can take a look at this solution: Hide Profile Field Group from Specific Member Type

Here is related topic: Making Youtube videos responsive

Hey wonky1,

I’m looking to do something similar. I’m currently on VB and want to move to something else. Xenforo looks like a likely candidate, but we want to be able to utilize BuddyPress.

May I ask how you’re running user management, registration and access? Is all of that managed by Xenforo, and WP is just pulling/syncing the data? Or the other way around? Waht are you doing for member profile pages? Combine the buddypress and Xenforo pages, or running two separate ones>

And maybe you can share some details on what you’re using for your bridge.

Lots of questions, but answers would be a big help.

Thanks!

WWB

If you are talking about site-wide notices – there is a default widget called “(BuddyPress) Sidewide Notices” that just displays notices. You should create them on “Profile -> Messages -> Compose” page, with “This is a notice to all users.” checkbox checked. Make sure you have BuddyPress Message component activated.

See this: http://take.ms/jSAP4

@idowu,

see if this may help you:
http://hookr.io/plugins/buddypress/#index=a

In BuddyPress settings.

wp-admin/options-general.php?page=bp-components and deactivate the notifications component.

And please, read first the Codex before asking.

Closed as duplicate.
Read here: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/where-is-edit-this-3/#post-249128

Hi,

have you activated Private message option in BuddyPress settings ?
have you the same issue when you use one of the Twenty something theme ?

Different message, but same answer as on your other topic:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/where-is-edit-this-3/#post-249128

Closing this one a duplicate.

Hi,

to modify the group directory sort order, you need a child-theme and a template overload of groups/index.php

Copy this file from bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/groups/index.php to child, to get the following path:
wp-content/themes/your-child-theme/buddypress/groups/index.php

In this copy, modify the html of the selector you’ll find at line 82~86 so the alpha. sort is in first position instead of latest.

I don’t see my fix in the source code of the /register page.
Does your theme have /members/ or /buddypress/ directory? If yes, please give me content of the file /members/register.php or /buddypress/members/register.php.
If there is no such file, – give me the content of a file (and its name) where you put the code I gave you. You can use http://pastebin.com/ to post there code from file (and post here in a forum only links to those files from pastebin).

Hi,

it’s a message within WordPress, not BuddyPress.
if you want to modify this text, you have to use the WordPress language file. (xx_XX.po in wp-content/languages).

Read here and here how to do that.

You should definitely take a look at this ticket in BP trac – #6592.
It’s all about the future of emails in BuddyPress. Please test and provide your feedback there in a ticket. Thanks a lot!

It’s nothing to do here with BuddyPress. Go to your membership plugin forum and ask there – they better know that plugin API and conditionals.

Check in wp-admin area your Settings -> BuddyPress -> Pages settings. All directories components should be associated with WP pages. WP pages should be published.

The problem is with your theme.
The quickest fix is this:

function the7_bp_register_fix(){
    echo '<div style="clear:both"></div>';
}

add_action('bp_custom_signup_steps', 'the7_bp_register_fix', 999999);

Place this code into either bp-custom.php or functions.php of your (child) theme.

Ideally – contact your theme author and ask him/her/them to test the theme with BP.