go to plugin source code script then find the profile php file
I Am sorry!
But I do not understand
“go to plugin source code script then find the profile php file”
I do not have my site on a selfhosted server.
And therefore I cannot use a program such as FileZilla
Is there not a CSS snippet I can use?
BR
Anders Hidman
yo don’t need a ftp access just go to the plugin editer from your wordpress admin backend then select the buddypress plugin and then search for the file profile.php
It is a VERY bad idea to edit plugins directly. For one, you might break things, but for two, your changes will be reverted when the plugin updates. Better to hook the right event from functions.php and change things programmatically.
Sadly, as far as I know, there is not an option where you can choose “no thanks” to gravatar.
That said, if you inspect the element and find an id you can use that id to do a display:none;
Try add_filter(‘bp_core_fetch_avatar_no_grav’, ‘__return_true’);
There was a bug ticket that used this ages ago – https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7056
Can’t guarantee it still works.
Hi Iamdev!
You said: “you don’t need a ftp access just go to the plugin editer from your wordpress admin backend then select the buddypress plugin and then search for the file profile.php”
When I select buddypress plugin I can not find a profile.php file.
I really need to remove that text as it confuses my users as much as me!
ANDERS
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I think I found the error, thanks.
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Thank for your information
I am also looking for a way to remove that whole text completely without plugin. I want to do it by using Code Snippets. If anyone has a Code Snippet that I can insert into my functions.php, I will be most grateful.
