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Hello,
I’m new to buddypress. I can’t find an intro to basic “FAQ before you Ask” section and can’t find any way to search the forums. Could someone point me in the right direction?
The question I want to ask is “How do I hide/remove certain pages from the header menu? I just installed Buddypress and pages that had no tabs on my previous theme because they were hidden all suddenly showed up. You can check it out at http://www.greatperformances.ca to see what I mean.”
Thank you for a start in this!
Hi guys. I’m building a Multisite/BuddyPress website and I want to put it in “maintenance mode” so the public can’t see it but I can still collect email addresses. I’ve tried a couple of plugins. The plugins seem to be good for hiding non-BuddyPress areas of the site (e.g., Blog) but they don’t hide BuddyPress areas of the site (e.g., Activity, Forums, Groups, or Members).
Any suggestions?
Hi everyone,
I’m running WordPress version 3.4 (haven’t upgraded to 3.4.2, yet.)
WordPress is installed in the root of my domain
BuddyPress version 1.6.1
bbPress version 2.1.2
My theme is a child of BP-DefaultFirst, I should start by letting you know that I’m definitely a newbie! What I’m trying to do should be relatively simple, I think. I’ve searched and searched, but haven’t been able to find an answer to my question.
I have a WordPress/BuddyPress site that is mostly private. I’m using Role Scoper to limit access to certain portions of the site, and that’s working out okay. I’m also using BuddyPress Registration Options to “hide” the BuddyPress pages from non-registered users. Unfortunately, I’m unable to hide the link to “Forums” (which links to my bbPress installation) from non-logged users in my navigation. The actual forum topics are restricted, so clicking on forums when not logged in takes you a page that says, “Oh bother! No forums were found here!”, which is fine for an instance where someone actually types the URL. However, I’d like “Forums” to be hidden from the navigation until the user is logged in. My only requirement for accessing the forums is level of Subscriber. Subscriber should be able to fully use the forums, I just don’t want users who aren’t logged in to be able to see the “Forum” link in my navigation.
Can this be done in bp-custom.php?
I apologize if my question isn’t clear. If it is not, please let me know so that I can rephrase it. Remember that I’m a complete newbie!
Thank you so much! Any and all help is very much appreciated!
Topic: Multi Network questions…
Hi, I have a need to setup a network of wp sites, what I need is a main blog that is a news style theme wordpress blog and a number of child sites that are all buddypress social networks, is this possible with networked wp?
So
Main site = site1.com (wordpress news theme)
Child Site = child1.site1.com (buddypress theme/network)
Child Site = child2.site1.com (buddypress theme/network)
Child Site = child3.site1.com (buddypress theme/network)I have tried to push ahead and test the install on a test site, I followed these steps:
1. Installed WordPress on main site – site1.com
2. Installed and setup WP Multi Network
3. Created my child sites – child1.site1.com, child2.site1.com, child3.site1.com etc – all works fine
4. Installed Buddypress on site1.com (network install, couldn’t install on child sites which was expected but a shame)At this stage I noticed the site1.com had buddy press (I figure I can hide the bits on this site if I don’t want to have social networking on the main site) .. but I also noticed the sub sites have buddypress but just linking back to the mainsite, they are not social networks in there own right, each separate, which is what I need…. so
5. I installed BP Multi Network – to have separate networks
This didn’t do what I expected, the sites still all appear to link from the main site, the sub sites do not have pages for:
Activity
Blogs
Groups
MembersI could create these but they will all go back to the main site, they need to be site specific, separate for each site…. which is what I expected BP Multisite to do..?
Any ideas? thanks
I can put up with buddypress on the main site, although I hoped not to have so I could have a good newspaper/magazine theme on the main site, but if thats the only way to have all the user databases connected I can hide what I need to.
Any help please?
My basic requirement is to have a network of sites using the same user database, someone registers on one they can log into another, subsites are all social networking sites, main site is a news/magazine platform.
hummm help plz
Hi,
I would like to be able to hide all of the tabs for the pages/sections of my BuddyPress installation, i.e. Activity, Forums, Groups, Members from non-registered (i.e. non logged-in) users. I have implemented the Private BuddyPress plugin, which protects the pages, but doesn’t hide the tabs.
Could someone let me know how I hide the tabs too?
Thanks,
Nick
I am using this plugin – http://slushman.com/plugins/bp-profile-video-widget and it works great on member pages. However, there is no setting to say, “if the member doesn’t use the video or put anything in the field” – it shouldn’t appear at all. What happens now is that the widget area says, “the member hasn’t put anything in there.” So, is there some default code I could add to the plugin somewhere that would say – if nothing is in that field – DO NOT SHOW THE WIDGET in the sidebar at all? Thank you for your help.