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Try editing in header.php in your theme. If you look at bp-default theme>header.php, on line 46+ you can see the menu tabs, just re-arrange them to suit your needs.

@deanjrobinson As mentioned on twitter before I’m really looking forward to this. How is the twitter/facebook integration achieved? Through existing plugins I assume?

@deanjrobinson – cool functions, almost as cool as the Fluency Admin plugin
I would like to suggest adding categories to your Groups i.e. Help Groups for Plugins, Help Group for Themes, etc. for better organization.
Cheers.

You can’t remove it as an action, since bp_get_displayed_user_nav() is a template tag and not an actionable item.
If you’re using a child theme, remove the calls to bp_get_displayed_user_nav() or try hiding the menu via CSS.

*Edit – Just thought of a sneaky way of doing this.

Add the following to your theme’s functions.php:
http://buddypress.pastebin.com/90L4iKve

Two things come to mind:

1. Create a new plugin for a customized Prayer component
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-skeleton-component/
https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/creating-a-custom-buddypress-component/
or
2. Why not create a Group called e.g. “Prayers” or “Prayer Requests” instead so that way you rely only on native BP group creation.
You could change the design/layout of your Prayer Group Pages via a plugin https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-group-css/ or by adding custom body_class to your Prayer Group Pages and then tweak CSS in your theme’s style.css file

“can’t figure out what happened”
Did you just upgrade WP or BP? Did you add/delete plugin? Did you install new theme?
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/when-asking-for-support/

Hi @Nit3watch
I’m going to assume you’re editing groups/groups-loop.php, hopefully in your theme and not the core BuddyPress files

Find this bit near the top of the file:
if ( bp_has_groups( bp_ajax_querystring( ‘groups’ ) ) )

And change it to something like:
if ( bp_has_groups( bp_ajax_querystring( ‘groups’ . ‘&per_page=5’ ) ) )

/wp-content//themes/my-theme/header.php

But what do you mean by ‘put something’? there are various means of adding passing to this file and on to rendered output, yes you can directly edit it though (in a child theme.) but it might be advisable to just state what you are wanting to do in case there is a specific and proper means of doing it.

Curious, you say a theme but it’s the default. Is there a custom theme?

[edit] saw you have it coming

Odd that that plugin doesn’t make clearer provision for the logo, however if it can specify a stylesheet then simply copy the WP ruleset and change the background call on the h1 a to your image and path?

If you want a very crude, rough and ready approach you could use this dropped into your themes functions.php, it’s not a particularly clever method though but works.

http://pastebin.com/N64tzcFD

You could add a few other override rulesets to the embeded styles if you wished, but I would keep it simple otherwise a more formal approach would be better.

Ok, so I went back to this because it’s need in our site… I got most of it to work:

#1. is fixed by pulling this code in the add-on to the functions.php


//show blogs search result
function bpmag_show_blogs_search(){
?>

<?php
}
//Hook Blogs results to search page if blogs comonent is active
if(bp_is_active( 'blogs' ))
add_action("advance-search","bpmag_show_blogs_search",10);


#2 DOES work… something wrong with something I did when I tested it.

#3 Does NOT work despite reading through and trying a number of things a the DEV site.
http://buddydev.com/buddypress/creating-the-sitewide-globalunified-search-page-for-your-buddypress-theme/

I posted on the site to get some help.. if/when I get an answer I repost here…

Hi, I’m having enormous difficulty with this plugin. I’m pretty much a newbie to buddypress. I have the default theme installed, and the latest version of BP, and of the BP Groupblog plugin. My host company just added a Wildcard DNS, thinking this would solve the problem which is that, each time I try to create a group blog, I come to the error page “Oops! This link appears to be broken”.

Now, a few hours after the Wildcard DNS was added, I’m still getting the error message, and I still cannot create a group blog for any of my 3 new groups, which have all decided to act very strangely now. I can’t see them listed on the sidebar widget any more. My BP site is only a couple days old, all we’ve done is allow new members to join at Contributor level, and we have a few members who are at Editor level but are instructed not to touch or do anything at all to the site, just join the groups I’ve created.

I am really struggling with this, and I need to get it done before we lose our group on 20th July when Ning starts charging.

Any assistance will be hugely appreciated.

Helene

Add to your theme’s style.css
div#content ul.item-list li { clear: left; padding: 20px 0px; }
div#sidebar ul.item-list li { clear: left; }

At least two ways – assuming you’re using child theme of bp-default:
1. in style.css only
body.registration #sidebar { display: none; }
body.registration div#content div.padder { margin-right: 0px; border-right: none; }

2. Template change plus one line in style.css
copy register.php from bp-default/registration/register.php to your child-theme-folder/registration/register.php
replace div class=”padder” with div class=”padderwide”
delete line [?php locate_template( array( ‘sidebar.php’ ), true ) ?]

in style.css add
.padderwide { padding: 20px; }

@elizawhat: nope, I don’t have that o.0

1. Did you change settings like BuddyPress > General Settings – Hide for logged out users?
2. Did you change your theme? Did you check if your new theme had wp_footer() in footer.php?

Open buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/members/single. Individual member profiles are created with profile.php and profile/profile-loop.php. There are do_action definitions throughout those templates. Try hooking your function to anyone of them.