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Support team, same question, theme Buddy X, ok I agree to see my profile in search, but in the settings of WordPress I indicated a nickname, but when viewing my profile, I see Login instead, there is one more question, now we will create a new topic …

Hi @veshop,

You’re in luck. The Gwangi theme actually has the option to do exactly this in their latest version, so this should be a simple fix for you. Go to Appearance > Customise > BuddyPress > Members Directory > check the “Hide myself” box and Publish the change and you should be all done!

Best of luck.

Hi @veshop,

Which theme are you using?

To narrow it down, take the usual debugging steps.
For example, switch to a WP theme like 2020.
You can open a support ticket at BuddyBoss.
You can send an email to BuddyX.
All those steps will be more productive than posting in these forums.

These are the forums for BuddyPress.
Please send your questions to BuddyBoss and / or the creators of the BuddyX theme.

Copy the function that I wrote for you and paste it in the functions.php file in your theme.

Use the filter hook to unset that element from the options array.

This is the hook: apply_filters( 'bp_nouveau_get_members_filters', $filters, $context );
Found in: buddypress\bp-templates\bp-nouveau\includes\members\functions.php

function mitsuh_remove_alphabetical( $filters, $context ) {

	unset( $filters['alphabetical'] );

	return $filters;

}
add_filter('bp_nouveau_get_members_filters', 'mitsuh_remove_alphabetical', 20, 2 );

Put it in your theme > functions.php

Switch to a WP theme like 2020.
If the issue does not persist, you know it is related to woffice.

That is not a standard BP layout.
And nobody can help you based on a screenshot.
You need to look at the css for your theme or ask the creators of your theme.

I’m bit amazed by this

enabled direct registration of new members and disabled email confirmation

As far as I know, a user registering from the front-end (managed by BuddyPress) is first receiving an email containing a secret key he needs to paste into the BuddyPress activate page to validate their account. But maybe you are using a plugin or some custom code to disable this..

Otherwise, you can achieve what you describe adding the following code snippets to a bp-custom.php file.

/**
 * Adds activities generated when a user activates their account when a user
 * is created using the wp-admin/user-new screen Add new action.
 */
function automatically_generate_an_activation_activity( $user_id = 0 ) {
	// Adds a "became a registered user" activity.
	bp_core_new_user_activity( $user_id );

	// Fake a user log in.
	bp_update_user_last_activity( $user_id );
}
add_action( 'edit_user_created_user', 'automatically_generate_an_activation_activity' );

FYI, @vapvarun’s code snippet worked great for displaying the full description, but I just checked the error log and noticed a zillion warnings to this effect:

PHP Warning: Use of undefined constant bp_full_group_desc_callback – assumed ‘bp_full_group_desc_callback’ (this will throw an Error in a future version of PHP) in /home/[account]/public_html/wp-content/themes/[child-theme]/functions.php on line 33

I added single quotes around the constant, and that seems to have cleared it up:

add_filter( ‘bp_nouveau_get_group_description_excerpt’, ‘bp_full_group_desc_callback’, 10, 3 );

Cheers!