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If Buddypress, then sidebar and css rules

Matt Edminster
Participant

@chiinook

14 years, 1 month ago

Is there a conditional function that checks to see whether the given page is a buddypress page of any kind?

I need this for two applications. In the first case, I want my top level navigation link “Communities” to use the css class “active” as long as a buddypress page of any kind is active. In the second application, I want a sidebar I’ve registered to show up on all (but only) buddypress pages.

Many thanks!

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Roger Coathup
Participant

@rogercoathup

14 years, 1 month ago

Take a look at this page: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/conditional-template-tags/

Essentially, something like !bp_is_blog_page() will return TRUE when you are on any page that isn’t a WordPress blog page – i.e. when you are on any of the Social Network (BuddyPress) pages.

Alternatively, the default theme already embeds some class information in the body tag – although there is no single one for a BuddyPress page, so you’d have to catch all the different classes.

Bowe
Participant

@bowromir

14 years, 1 month ago

What Roger says is right.. that’s the way to go.. you can also use the conditional tags to display certain sidebars on certain components only:

`
<?php /* GROUP SIDEBAR */ if(bp_is_group()){
if(!dynamic_sidebar(“Group Sidebar”)){
?>
`
It’s a great way to make your site more dynamic!

Matt Edminster
Participant

@chiinook

14 years, 1 month ago

Thanks fellas … I’ll see what I can put together.

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