You’ll need to modify wp_list_pages() in your theme’s header.php to exclude the page ID of the classifieds.
If you don’t like messing around with theme files, you could probably try this plugin:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/exclude-pages/
You need to change the_content() to the_excerpt() in your theme’s index.php:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/the_excerpt
Thanks – I had pasted in the code I used but it didn’t show up in here…. What I had found on the forum here from someone was using “ so I put that in and that made the buddypress bar show fine but the rest of the footer was gone.
Sorry if my question is outside the focus of the boards – I’m new to this and I had seen a few other people ask about it and people offering a fix, so I assumed that is was ok to ask. Is this not a place for buddypress working with wordpress multisite questions?
PJParticipant
Great ideas! Going through each folder and checking the log file helped. Thank you @hnla @crashutah @rogercoathup
@nonegiven, @mistercyril
You can disable Gravatars! Perhaps you should put in some effort to research the subject. I have disabled it on many sites that I’ve built. I won’t lie to you, I’m not a fan of gravatar because the actual gravatars look cheap and tacky.
This plugin is the most effective and easiest way of disabling gravatar. https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/disable-user-gravatar/ It says its only compatible up to WP 2.8.6 but I’m using it on 3.0.1 
There is Private rss plugin that uses authentication https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/private-rss/ (Not sure how it would work for groups)
My workaround was to set the WP time zone to UTC, comment out my ini_`set(‘date.timezone’, ‘Pacific/Honolulu’);` in wp-config.php and empty the WordPress cache. I don’t particularly like this move, however.
Susan, I know this is old news, but I use Private BuddyPress:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/private-buddypress/
It protects BP pages that are not protected by WishList.
Good to know you figured it out!
BuddyPress has forced me to learn a lot more about WordPress as well. A win-win!
@nuprn1 @r-a-y Just a little update,
Finally got around to it, actually the lastest Buddypress update kinda forced me to and it worked like a charm. I had to educate my self on wordpress’s apply_filters and add_filters.
I wrote a custum function that filtered the results of the groups_get_groups function, basically removing my “handy dandy” code from the core files into my cutome plugin class file. Thanks for all your help.
I have a german wordpress … and I do not know if I re-translated it exactly to english!
It is in WordPress Administration ==> BuddyPress ==> General Settings ==> Disable user account deletion?
==> example.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=bp-general-settings
cu, guido
@bazonline – You shouldn’t have much trouble then. Just activate bp-default on the community blog only and not on all the blogs. If you’re just having problem with the page `
`, go into your community blog’s general settings and change the blog title:<br />
<a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_General_SubPanel" rel="nofollow">https://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_General_SubPanel</a></p>
<p><a href='https://buddypress.org/community/members/aweathers/' rel='nofollow'> @aweathers</a> – Like I said, you need to modify the header.php file in your child theme to call the main site’s header image. Calling the main site’s header image requires a little bit of PHP coding. Or if you know you’re never going to change the header image, just hardcode the image URL into header.php.
@helpy
I have the same config as Falcon Show – WordPress – 3.0.1 and BuddyPress – 1.2.5.2
I couldn’t figure out where the option “user cannot delete itself” is, either in buddypress/wordpress dashboard. Can you please tell me where can I find this option? ( I am using default BuddyPress theme). Thanks.
first of all thank you for your reply
secondly, what do you mean by “in super admin menu, is the link to all your blogs”
super admin menu? where is it?
in wp-config i have nothing of what you wrote, the closest thing i saw is
/* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */
/** Absolute path to the WordPress directory. */
if ( !defined(‘ABSPATH’) )
define(‘ABSPATH’, dirname(__FILE__) . ‘/’);
i didnt touch it ofcourse
It’s not really possible to have multiple BuddyPress networks running from the same WordPress installation (though it might be possible some day down the road). Your users will have to be satisfied with their own groups, or they’ll have to install BuddyPress on their own WP installation.
Out of the box, BuddyPress only lets you send group invitations to people you’re friends with. It’s a spam prevention measure. If you want to bypass it, install Invite Anyone https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/invite-anyone/.
a cheap/simple method: if they share the same db – you could setup each wordpress instance to the same custom_user_tables
partially fixed!
in WP there is wordpress adress and site address
apparently, the new installation made the 2 fields the same while they shouldnt be.
i changed it and now it works
BUT
the doubled url problem when hovering each post’s title is still there
any ideas?
thanks
BuddyPress supports forums via the bbPress forum script. It does not offer native SMF import support.
You might be speaking of the BuddyPress SMF Import plugin:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-smf-import/
If you haven’t tried it already, give it a shot.
I am having the same issue, all I want to do is get access to my Wp dashboard but I am getting redirected to my website. How can am I able to get access to my dashboard without having to delete plugins every time? Please help!!!
@Eddiegj
Yes, you can put widgets on a page. If you create a page template with widget areas in it, you can assign that template to any page you create in WordPress. Then put your widgets on that page under “Appearance” > “Widgets”.
[blockquote]Jeff, yes, I like MAMP, but also wanted to avoid creating lots of copies of Apache and php et al – and I want to run on port 80 anyway…[/blockquote]
I have a single Apache/PHP install (the default MAMP version) and simply use Apache’s virtual host directive to host 9 different WordPress development sites locally. They all have their own test domain (they do not use “localhost”), and they use the default Apache port (80) and MySQL port (3306). It’s simple to set up and manage. This is done with MAMP not MAMP Pro. If you don’t know how to do this, then MAMP Pro will do it for you.
Theming BuddyPress is like theming any other WordPress theme.
You’ll just need to add all the BuddyPress-related template files to your theme for it to be BuddyPress-compatible.
There’s a plugin out there that automates this, BP Template Pack: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-template-pack/
However, use it as a guide as it needs to be updated.
There’s also another guide by @thekmen, which can be found here:
http://bp-theme-converts.com/convert-buddypress-theme-to-wp-theme/
Roger that. Plugins are down on both wordpress and buddypress…. 
