BuddyPress.org

I’m not sure how your site is supposed to look or function, but I am able to access your BuddyPress pages:
http://malecondans.no/samfunn/aktivitet/
http://malecondans.no/samfunn/medlemmer/

About the double line at the top, try disabling the WP Toolbar with the code snippet listed here:

Upgrading to 1.6

‘add_filter(‘show_admin_bar’, ‘__return_false’);` in your functions.php file to turn off fully.

Alternatively, you can use:

‘Settings > BuddyPress : Toolbar Show the Toolbar for logged out users’

You can also select to show or hide the WordPress admin bar on your own profile.

If none of those work for you then you may need to look see if your theme is forcing something.

The old bar is deprecated. Use an older version of BuddyPress if you want to use the old bar. Please note the 1.6 notes (no pun intended):

In the Highlights section (https://codex.buddypress.org/releases/version-1-6/#highlights):
Toolbar — complete integration with the WordPress Toolbar.

Also in the General section (https://codex.buddypress.org/releases/version-1-6/#general):
BuddyPress now uses the WordPress Toolbar. The BuddyBar has been deprecated. (#3596, #3661)

FYI, the WP bar is much better and you are able to customize it fully with the available hooks.

Hi Charlietech, the BuddyPress admin bar is now merged with the WordPress one.

So, you can use this:

‘add_filter(‘show_admin_bar’, ‘__return_false’);` in your functions.php file to turn off fully.

Alternatively, you can use:

‘Settings > BuddyPress : Toolbar Show the Toolbar for logged out users’

You can also select to show or hide the WordPress admin bar on your own profile.

If none of those work for you then you may need to look see if your theme is forcing something.

Just a slight point on top though, if possible can you only start one thread per question as it does help to focus responses?

hello,

add this to your child theme’s functions.php
`// remove visit random menu on admin bar
remove_action( ‘bp_adminbar_menus’, ‘bp_adminbar_random_menu’, 100 );`

@ahkar83 just go to wp-admin menu BuddyPress > Settings – Main Settings – Toolbar – uncheck “Show the admin bar for logged out users”

As the error message says, that’s an error with the buddypress-toolbar plugin. You need to contact the author of that plugin.

@flair1 – Nice site. Just a quick mention though, the Buddybar seems to be covering the site description on some monitors. You might want to either switch to the WordPress toolbar with
`define ( ‘BP_USE_WP_ADMIN_BAR’, true );` in your bp-custom.php

or add some CSS to bump your site down by afew pixels so that it’s underneath the buddybar.

`body {
margin-top: 40px;
}`

@aboveNbelow Sorry, missed your reply. What’s your definition of “main nav bar”, i thought you where referring to the site navigation, for example on this site where it has the home, about, blog etc links and that article will help move it their (or atleast help with the process).

Where exactly do you want the my account menu? (i’m really slow at times, so sometimes you need to spell out in detail what you want. lol)

EDIT: If by “main nav bar” you mean the WP Toolbar, it’s built in by default, i believe. If not, it will be in 1.6.

Put define ( ‘BP_DISABLE_ADMIN_BAR’, true ); into your bp-custom.php file to turn the bar off.
SEE: https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/changing-internal-configuration-settings/

With your other question, yes it is possible. See this tutorial.
http://www.michaelkuhlmann.com/tutorials/customizing-admin-bar/

No. Even if it did, you’d have the WP toolbar and the BuddyBar sitting on top of each other.

This might be a new-ish edge case we haven’t caught, since the toolbar became mandatory in wp-admin in WP 3.3. I’ll test BuddyBar on 1.5.4 this evening (I was testing the WP Toolbar previously which might explain).

Are you using the WP Toolbar (what you see on testbp.org) or the BuddyBar (BuddyPress’ older bar)?

same here

On Buddypress > Settings select No for Hide admin bar for logged out users?

See: https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/configure-buddypress-components/#bp-settings

Since buddypress 1.5 you can use:
`
define( ‘BP_USE_WP_ADMIN_BAR’, true );
`
I use it in bp-custom.php although it can go in wp-config.php

Yesterday, with Post Toolbar deactivated, the problem returned. I eventually found that deactivating Front End User, made everything happy again. I reactivated Post Toolbar once more.
This morning I found it wasn’t working once again, so I deactivated Post Toolbar for a moment and then reactivated it. Everything hunky dory once again.

What sort of issue would cause this problem to be intermittent in this way?

Assuming it is a jQuery issue, is this something that can be fixed or is it a case of choosing different plugins?