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Those classes are not moving. It’s a function that attaches to WordPress core css body classes.

http://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org

@imath I tried the link that @chouf1 posted and the site displays this:

On dirait bien que vous avez été banni de ce site !

@digitman2

I believe this plugin will help you with restrictions

Did you try using the existing filter for the function that calls bp_is_single_activity() ?

bp-core-template.php ->
bp_get_the_body_class ->
return apply_filters( ‘bp_get_the_body_class’, $classes, $bp_classes, $wp_classes, $custom_classes );

btw- what version of BP are you using?
/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core.php hasn’t existed for quite awhile

you may want to look into s2 member i think it can handle everything you are trying to achieve also i don’t think you should be so concerned about the buddypress activation process as opposed to the wordpress activation for security reasons i believe if anything the buddypress slightly more secure but for the most part i think they’re the exact same thing (other then the additional default email verification step for buddypress) in fact if someone registers for your site but fails to activate they will be a regular wordpress user and not listed with your other buddypress members.

that is a really neat app and i love what you did with the revised logo i just wonder how much utility this universal app would have for average users since it requires admin level access to plug it in (or at least a fairly lengthy activation process) i wonder how much work it would be to hard code this for a particular site seems like a great and easy way to make a fairly interactive app for any buddypress site.

Does it mean that the user profiles (wp profiles and bp extended profiles) are also unified/sync’d?

Other than usernames No. BP Extended Profiles has a more complex set up than the WP profiles

make twenty twelve compatible with buddypress

@mitesh-patel I’ve posted the walkthrough for BP Template Pack with the Twenty Twelve Theme at http://wp.me/p1I84P-4d let me know how it works out for you.

@remixines I’ve posted the walkthrough for BP Template Pack with the Twenty Twelve Theme at http://wp.me/p1I84P-4d

Plugins usually get abandoned because the developer has no benefit on maintaining them. You can try to fix one of the free plugins or google a bit. Private sites have been talked a bunch and there are many solutions. I am working on a paid plugin that has privacy features with custom login/register pages that privatize a site. Will be available next week.

@scoobydoobydoo I saw what you meant. My bad, I have deleted that line from the code I linked to above.
Glad it worked out for you. Marking this thread as resolved then.

i will try to adapt it to new bbPress soon. But i was hesitating as i thought it already exists

@imath checking https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/tags/bbpress
– I see bbPress update status but that’s automatic, not quite what some would want
– There’s also the getshopped one, but it’s not been updated since WP 3.2.1 and looking through documentation it’s not quite what your plugin does quite so nicely.

Thanks again for a cool plugin.

BuddyPress overides urls and such. Regular WordPress plugins do not always take BP into consideration. BP 1.7 should work better with WordPress plugins as it uses page.php to display content instead of hijacking urls

Now that the bbPress plugin can support forums for BP Groups, it’s always worth clarifying 🙂
So you mean bbPress 1 (aka the “old” version, that’s bundled inside of BuddyPress).

If someone writes a good plugin for the bbPress plugin (version 2+), that let moderators for a forum mark a particular thread as “resolved”, “not a support question”, and “not resolved”, I’m pretty sure we’d use it here on BuddyPress.org 😉

OOps and thank you @mercime for your help on this one and bp-avatar-suggestions 🙂