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I must have misunderstood you.

if ( version_compare( BP_VERSION, ‘1.5’, ‘>’ ) )

You would have to test version and do backpat

I just installed also and I’m having the same problem. I went through the installation wizard. Installed several different Buddypress themes and cannot customize or even access most of the components. Installed a buddypress toolbar. Same problem.

@naijaping i must admit im blown away with your customisations on that link, how have you done it i would love to see some tutorials as ive been failing with buddypress since i installed it

heres what im trying to change so any help would be awesome

– Buddypress links ie profile settings etc on my own toolbar
– 100×100 user avatar on my header which when clicked goes to users profile page
– Fix spacing problems on buddypress members menu
– On profile & group pages i would like to add a widget space on the right hand side of the avatar and recent update message
– I use custom post types i. reviews, videos and articles i would love to add these on the profile page menu so it shows what they have been the author of
– i would also love to allow each group to have a about page with an option to add thier own facebook,twitter,google+1,YouTube and Email stuff to show up as default icons

I now its kinda cheeky but any help would be truely amazing, also what plugins do you use with buddypress, im gonna go now an try and add this notifications code

It doesn’t do that for me. Kinda weird!

Its really basic just login to your site dashboard/settings/buddypress click settings and uncheck “Show the toolbar for logged out users.”

– What theme are you using? Open up the theme’s footer.php file and check that there’s “ right before the closing “
– Change to bp-default theme and check if you see the toolbar

== I am finding out about a BuddyPress admin bar. I don’t have one that shows up. ==

Dashboard Setting > BuddyPress > Settings — Main Settings – Toolbar – check “Show the toolbar to logged out users” and save.

Hello,

I am also facing the same issue with my test site. I am using wordpress mu 3.4.2 and buddypress 1.6.1
I have not installed anything else yet ( any other plugin)
But the buddypress admin bar ( buddybar) not showing at the top. Its a fresh installation and in Network admin -> Buddypress -> Settings -> “Show the Toolbar for logged out users” is checked, but neither logged in user, super admin nor logged out user is able to see the buddybar.

Please help some body to solve the issue

Thanks
Hozefa

1.) create a file in your plugins directory and name it bp-custom.php
2.) Insert the below code and save the file:
`<?php
// disables the WP Toolbar and revert back to the BuddyBar
add_filter( ‘bp_use_wp_admin_bar’, ‘__return_false’ );
?>`
3.) Refresh your browser using Ctrl + F5
4.) DONE!

Are you using multisite? If so, go to the Network Admin.

The option is in Settings > BuddyPress > “Settings” tab, and it’s under “Main Settings” at the top.
p.s. there’s no built in way of switching back to the “old” toolbar.