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You will find the default.css in the following directory – just use your domain name and wordpress installation directory.
yourdomain.com/your wordpress installation directory/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/default.css

Rename defaul.css to original_default.css hust in case something goes wrong so that you can revert!

I downloaded it to my pc and then with notepad++ and saved it locally as default.css

about 1/3 down line 508 change the colour code to what you want for displayed links and line 512 change the hover colour to what you want.

Save the file and upload it to where you downloaded it from!

I had a real problem seeing the light blue and changed it to dark blue and the hover link to red. Now I can see it fine!!!

James: no.

@jameswlane,

can you give more details ? What do you want to do exactly ?

evtl. see here: http://www.martenc.com/2010/04/20/hosting-multiple-domains-on-wpmu/

now having to write this a second time as bp decided I wasn’t logged in for some odd reason after I submitted so this is brief.

Watch your syntax, don’t wrap those functions in strings, ‘;’ line terminations in an array ought not to be there. You don’t need or want to echo out those functions at this point simply pass the function through so simply the ‘get’ function.

This is a working example  of two:

<code>

$wp_toolbar->add_node(array(
‘parent’ => ‘user-friends’,
‘id’ => ‘friend-requests’,
‘title’ => ‘ Friend Requests ‘,
‘href’  => bp_loggedin_user_domain() . bp_get_friends_slug() . ‘/requests/’,
‘meta’ => array(‘html’ => ‘<span>’ . bp_friend_get_total_requests_count( bp_loggedin_user_id() ) . ‘</span>’ )
));

</code>

<code>

$wp_toolbar->add_node(array(
‘parent’ => ‘user-messages’,
‘id’ => ‘messages’,
‘title’ => ‘ Messages ‘,
‘href’  => bp_loggedin_user_domain() .  bp_get_messages_slug() . ‘/view/’,
‘meta’ => array(‘html’ => ‘<span>’ . bp_get_total_unread_messages_count(bp_loggedin_user_id() . ‘</span>’ ) )
));

</code>
This isn’t ideal but all I can see to work with in add_node() but there may be better approaches, and to get this working I mainly had to study the code page to see how the ‘meta’ was handled.

@discdemo, if you are using child theme or buddypress default theme you can simply use css to hide it.

something like: .activity-list div.activity-meta a.acomment-reply {display:none;}

it’s whatever you’ve done with your custom theme, those register links behave differently from page to page, how does 1.7 theme compat work if you drop a WP default theme like twentytwelve?

Could you define multiple blogs?

@ortixia replace `$blog_id` with the actual ID number e.g. 3 or 4 etc

Ooops !
define(‘BP_ROOT_BLOG’, 2);

hi @nikgoss,

if the blog ID is 2, you use  the define like this:

`define ( ‘BP_ROOT_BLOG’, ‘2’ );//ID of the blog where BP is installed
`

and you put it in the wp-config file

@bergblume Please also post at https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/buddypress-activity-plus as to why those buttons are not showing up under the status update box

As for getting those to show in the front page, assuming the button visibility issue is resolved, you could try making the Activity page as front page of your site via Settings > Reading

@ozgurpolat Thank you for your feedback. I understand where you’re coming from. But comparing Perlmonks and BuddyPress forums is like comparing Apples and Oranges.

Perlmonks, which supports a Programming Language, has been there for around 20 years while BuddyPress Forums, which supports one WordPress plugin, is going on 4+ years. Not that that’s any excuse, but you can see that the awesome folks at Perlmonks have a 15-year headstart and more people power than BuddyPress forum volunteers 🙂

As for some questions not being answered in our forums, I will use the link posted by Perlmonk’s sages http://perl.plover.com/Questions.html

When I add a new user for the subscription, I check “Add the user without sending them a confirmation email,” however it still sends the confirm email although I’ve check not to send.

First thing to do is to check if this is really a BuddyPress issue. Deactivate BuddyPress and “add user without sending them a confirmation email” and check what happens.

@rondena have you checked out https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-login-redirect/ ?

@jwf3773 what theme are you using? Have you tried reverting to BP Default theme to check if issue is resolved? If not, while on BP Default theme, have you tried deactivating all plugins except BuddyPress to check which is causing the conflict?

@brashell61 as posted in WP Forums, You’d have to make the group private. Then you would need a custom plugin created for joining a group via password.

Where do you put the actual ID number?

You’re logged in!? Try logging out.

Continue in this thread:

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/downsidespotential-risks-for-not-updating-buddypress/

Three threads on what is clearly the same overall general question is a bit fractured. Explain what you are trying to do in a little detail and people may suggest a better course of action than that which you tend to be suggesting?.

You are sort of splitting what is the same question across different threads – not a lot of point really, stick to one please it’s a lot easier :

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/downsidespotential-risks-for-not-updating-buddypress/

Closing.

interesting question, I’ve often wondered this myself