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If you want to replace the activity post with recipes instead (eliminating the default ‘activity’) you could change the label of activity to “recipes” using this guide from the codex:

Change “Activity” component’s name and slug to something else.

If you want to keep the activity updates, and add a separate form for recipes, you will probably need to explore Custom Post Types. You’ll need to register a post type called Recipes.

These might help:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_post_type
http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-create-custom-post-types-in-wordpress/

Then add it to the activity stream as a registered activity:

Post Types Activities

Users would need to use the dashboard to create a recipe update in this model, unless you created a front end recipe posting system using something like Gravity Forms:

https://gravitywiz.com/use-gravity-forms-to-create-user-submitted-posts/

There is now a plugin that allows you to easily add a new tab to the user profile page: https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-custom-profile-menu/

Full disclosure: I am the plugin author 🙂

Forget it, it’s not possible or at least complicated See here why.
If you’re a coder, you could evtl. try this solution.

On Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=search_videos&search_query=wordpress+child+theme&search_sort=relevance&search_category=0&page=

On WPBeginner:
http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/how-to-create-a-wordpress-child-theme-video/

and as always, WP Codex is your friend.

Not out of the box.
By default, a wp site is managed by roles.
Site admin, editors and so on…

https://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities

Members management, including registering new user directly on admin dashboard (outside of the normal registering process) is only allowed for site admins and editors.

Another solution could be to use some conditionnal fields with help of a plugin. But before giving more information for that, please give more details about what you plan exactly and the context of the site.

For example, why must the teacher register his students ? Sounds a bit strange to me.

I’m unable to reproduce this issue on a single install.
– registered using alex@test.com as username and alex as name (BP’s name field)
– on his profile, aside the header avatar i see @alextest-com

Any member links works as expected.

Tested also on MS. Trying to register alex@test.com brings the following error msg:
Usernames can only contain lowercase letters (a-z) and numbers.

Is correct too and expected for usernames on a MS install. (see #17904)

Do you use custom code, login or social plugin related to login ?
What is your theme ?
Have you tested with a Twenty theme and all plugins deactivated ?

Most probably, you have to search about buddypress on the plugin repo:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=buddypress

welcome

try https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress/

and then

https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=buddypress

for lots more

No theme has a child theme. It’s to you to create one. That’s necessary if you whant to add custom style without loosing it at next update.

Sorry i don’t read chinese, but you’ll probably find some guidance on chinese WP codex
https://codex.wordpress.org/zh-cn:Main_Page

welcome

try https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress/

Hi @sfarinsky! Let’s get the terminology right, that may be why you’ve had struggle searching for answers.

A Multi-Site is a collection of individual Sites (blogs). A Multi-Site runs inside one Network. It is possible to have Multi-Networks, which lets you run multiple Networks — all from the same set of WordPress files.

Multi-Networks are not exposed by default, and require extra plugins to enable and manage (they’re a fairly advanced option; I have no idea how they work, to be honest).

So, yes. You have a multisite and a network (though the latter is normally a technicality). 🙂

Single Sign-On (SSO) should “just work”. Multiple domains should also “just work”, though you need to have a plugin that helps you achieve SSO across a multiple domain environment (because WordPress sets authentication cookies per-site, and cookies set on one site can’t be read from another site).

If your question is how do you get domain mapping and single sign-on, I’d suggest this plugin: https://github.com/humanmade/Mercator

Hope this helps

OK, lots of plugins. I am pretty sure it must be caused by one of the other plugins, but unfortunately we can’t get any more detailed information from this error.

Do you have a test site / development site for this? What you really need to do is switch to a default WordPress theme and see if the error message still shows up.

If it does, then you’ll need to start deactivating your plugins until you find which one causes the error to disappear when you turn it off. Once you have that, maybe someone can look at the code for that plugin and try to understand what’s happening.

An alternative is to add some debug code to print a more useful error message, but that’s something that should also only be done on a test/dev site.

Hello @prabin04,
That, reloads each time click on Favorite/Remove Favorite button. So, I override BuddyPress function to add counter next to favorite button without page load.
Here is the LINK.

Wich file format do you use for your list ? Where is this list taken from: wordpress, private list,… ?

Pehaps you could use this plugin if you used CSV ?

For more details, check on WP codex how to achieve this task. BP shares users with WP and is not concerned directly by your question.

Try this one which use CSS – and is working !

Add the snippet to child-theme’s functions.php

function replace_some_admin_menu_icons() {

// dashicons-performance = f311
// dashicons-smiley = f527
// adminmenu is the ul ID
// the second ID is the li
// div is where the icon goes
?>

<style type="text/css">

#adminmenu #toplevel_page_bp-activity div.wp-menu-image:before {
  content: '\f311';
}

#adminmenu #menu-posts-reply div.wp-menu-image:before {
  content: '\f527';
}
</style>

<?php } 
add_action( 'admin_head', 'replace_some_admin_menu_icons' );

Reference: WordPress Dashicons

Perhaps that filter hook is for filtering embeds in WordPress content? BuddyPress must have a filter for this. I’ll need to have a dig around…

This is confusing. Do we talk about group header image or site header image ?

The first post of the thread mention group header. You added yours saying “i have the same problem”.
It is not the same problem apparently !

As example, when i go to Lotus group, the group header image is in
<a id="header-cover-image" href=..../groups/lotus/"></a>

So i’m pretty sure my solution should work for the group header image.

Your custom-header-image is in a div, that’s right, but it is the general site header image.

You received an answer on your theme support, but i suggest you try it without the error:

The single group page
body.single-item.groups #custom-img-header

instead of (which is the group directory page)
body.directory.groups #custom-img-header

This one is working on my theme
body.single-item.groups img.header-img