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Hi r083r7-

Within the same site, you could write a short code that would render the profile. Outputting profile data is pretty straightforward: https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/guides/displaying-extended-profile-fields-on-member-profiles/

One another site, I’m less sure. You’d need BP API or similar, which we’re just now writing.

Check our Bowe Codes for some other useful short codes and examples for your own: https://wordpress.org/plugins/bowe-codes/screenshots/

Since it’s theme specific, your best choice is to create a child theme and override that template part when you don’t want to see the image. (There are lots of conditional you can use, like is_buddypress() which returns true on a BP page.)

It’s extremely unlikely that there will be a plugin that changes one aspect of a specific theme.

Child themes: https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

Deactivate all plugins except BP and activate a WP default Twenty theme and test.

If it is ok, reactivate and test by one one the plugins.
If ok reactivate kleo.

Search for “kleo” on this forum, you might find some related topics.

If nothing helps from the above, you have to contact the theme support. We can’t help you much here with premium themes, as we have no free access to it’s code.

Thank you for clarification. The screenshot you linked to shows the Followers item with an ID of
members-following-personal-li This belongs to a follower plugin or to a built-in addon of your theme.

As explained, on profile pages it will end with “-personal-li” and on group pages it will end with “-groups-li”. The notification component add “notification”, so you have notifications-personal-li.

The question now is: do you want to change the CSS rule or something in the html (ie. change li to div) ?

If it is the css rule, you do that in your child theme file style.css

#notifications-personal-li {
    // do something
}

If it is the html, you have to work on the notification template, also from within the child.
And if it is a core functionnality – like moving or renaming the item: it’s explained on Codex:

Template overload
Navigation API

Afaik yes ! Except if you like to do and redo your customization after each update or to come here to get help… RTFM Travis !

This is not how your child theme should fire a BP page…
Have you a “buddypress” folder in your child ?

Which theme do you use ?

You must check BP’s templates to get the correct css or to use Firebug (or similar) to find easily what you search. Or search in the page source for a H1 tag…

Ie site activity page title looks like: <h1 class="entry-title">Site-Wide Activity</h1>

Add this to your child theme syle.css file and give a try

h1.entry-title {
    display: none!important;
}

Please use the <code> button when you insert code on the forum.

On which page exactly do you see this code ?
If on your profile, thought it should be notifications-my-notifications-personal-li

Do you use a child theme ?
What is your theme ?
Do you use a notification related plugin ?

To complete this topic, a little tutorial to restrict Updates to a BuddyPress “member_type” (not a WP role).
Spec: only Teachers are allowed to publish.
Required: a member_type of “teacher”.

The Update form used for Site, Members and Group activities is in
wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/activity/post-form.php
This form is called by the function bp_get_template_part everywhere BP needs it. In this case, in 3 different component: activities, members and groups.

What we are going to do is to add a condition before calling the template part. Without altering core or even your theme. Just telling BP to show the form if condition is ok and doing nothing if the condition doesn’t fit.

Let’s go !

You need a template overload of 3 files. Copy them into your child theme buddypress directory by respecting the path (ie. child-theme/buddypress/members/single/file

wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/activity/index.php
	Line 31: <?php bp_get_template_part( 'activity/post-form' ); ?>

wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/groups/single/activity.php
	Line 54: <?php bp_get_template_part( 'activity/post-form' ); ?> 

wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/single/activity.php
	Line 48: bp_get_template_part( 'activity/post-form' );

In each file before bp_get_template_part there is an if statement.

We’re going to add one more for the member_type of “teacher” by using var $member_type == 'teacher'

For that, we need a user_id and the member_type of that user. If both fit to the whole if condition, we call the template part. If not, the template is not called. And voila.

We are adding 2 lines: ($user_id and $member_type) and a condition (&& $member_type == 'teacher') to the existing statement.

The only thing you have to change is the member_type name (teacher) to fit yours.
If you do it correctly, here’s how the end result should look alike.

This snippet goes to /activity/index.php (see line # above)

<?php 
$user_id = bp_loggedin_user_id();
$member_type = bp_get_member_type( $user_id );

if ( is_user_logged_in()  &&  $member_type == 'teacher' ) : ?>
   <?php bp_get_template_part( 'activity/post-form' ); ?>
<?php endif; ?>

This one goes to /groups/single/activity.php

<?php 
$user_id = bp_loggedin_user_id();
$member_type = bp_get_member_type( $user_id );

if ( is_user_logged_in() && bp_group_is_member() &&  $member_type == 'teacher' ) : ?>
   <?php bp_get_template_part( 'activity/post-form' ); ?>
<?php endif; ?>

And this one is for /members/single/activity.php

<?php
$user_id = bp_loggedin_user_id();
$member_type = bp_get_member_type( $user_id );

if ( is_user_logged_in() && $member_type == 'teacher' && bp_is_my_profile() && ( !bp_current_action() || bp_is_current_action( 'just-me' ) ) )
	bp_get_template_part( 'activity/post-form' );

/**
 * Fires after the display of the member activity post form.

In hope it helps.

Codex Reference

Hi Dan,
Thank you for pointing @humiges in the right direction.

It was a theme issue for him as communicated on mail. The plugin works fine with current version of BuddyPress 2.6.2/WordPress 4.6

I doubt that it stopped to work as it was updated recently (29 March, 2016).
You’ve better to ask for this issue on the plugin support.

In the meanwhile, have you activated wp_debug in wp-config ?
Perhaps this will show you some php errors you ignore at this time.

You could (should) also give some details about your install when asking such obscur question. Do you use custom functions, plugin list, theme name, wp, bp, php version…

This is normally working. You may have a problem on your site.

Try this:
activate one of the twenty theme
save your permalinks (even if you change nothing, just save)
use the repair tool in dashboard and let it recalculate anything.
If you use a cache plugin, clear it.
Check also your brower (abuse of F5 if necessary) or clear at least the cookie history.

Hi,

bp’s Usermenu is added to wp_admin_menu on the Toolbar, under Howdy. This BP menu ID is “my-account”.

When you’re on a profile page, you see also these items in the Buddymenu, below the profile header cover.

Some working examples here:
Remove an item from Usermenu

Remove an item from Buddymenu

Since 2.6, BuddyPress use a navigation API. See here for many use case.

Read also WP codex about admin bar menus.

Where to put BuddyPress custom code ?
Usually into bp-custom.php. This file is to BP code what a child theme is to a theme: a safe place with high priority where nothing get to loose when an update occurs !

Child’s functions.php should be reserved to whatever you need for the theme itself.
That said, it can happen(rarely) that some custom code won’t work from within bp-custom. In this case, feel free to remove it from bp-custom and give it a try inside child’s functions.php.

As novice, you’re invited to read BP and WP codex if you want to customize.

Hi,

if you had read the plugin support, you certainly would have found a link to a fixed copy in a topic marked [resolved] related to Breaks Boss theme with Buddypress 2.6.1.

Here’s the direct link(zip) on Github to this updated version by @r-a-y. Before using it, rename the folder to bp-group-hierarchy.

I tested it with latest WP/BP/2016 and it works as expected.

You should at least see yourself.

A member will not appear on the members page until they have logged in at least once.

If one or more of your members have logged in and still do not appear on the members page, then there may be an issue with your theme.
To find out, try switching momentarily to a WP theme like 2015.