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Install (BuddyPress) Log in widget in sidebar. It will have both login form and logout link.
http://screencast.com/t/J37U1SgxRb

Is it live?
Do you have .htaccess file in the root of your site? The same place, where you have wp-config.php file. If you have .htaccess – please post here its content (you can use pastebin.com to enter code details therу and post here just a link).

I believe this not an issue because BP only needs an email, username and a password to do a succesfull registration. All other inputs may change for each site.

You can use a plugin(like “contact form”) to create registration forms and then assign form inputs into custom created xprofile fields.

It is not possible by default but you can use plugins to add this ability into WordPress (and BP also)

@lorddunvegan
Change permalinks to just /%postname%. Make sure you have a published Groups page in admin area and /groups/ link on front-end is accessible and display list of groups (or no groups message).

There is such setting: http://take.ms/iD38m
It should be checked.

And there is also such ticket in trac: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6482
It will allow comments syncing between activity stream item and posts (so they will appear in both places – very handy). This feature will be included into upcoming (in March) BuddyPress 2.5.

Place this code in bp-custom.php or functions.php of your theme.

if ( ! is_super_admin() ) {
add_filter( 'show_admin_bar', '__return_false' );
}

This is a bug in BuddyPress.
Here is a new ticket: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6846

bp_get_activity_content_body – that’s the filter you might need.
See function bp_get_activity_content_body() for details.
General idea (you will need a bit of regexp knowledge):
1) search in activity content for <iframe keyword.
2) if it exists – wrap it with the div you need
3) That’s it. This will be done on a fly for each item in activity…[Read more]

Try visiting this link inside your site /wp-admin/tools.php?page=bp-tools and recalculate members number.
Also the difference might be in the way plugins are counting – with or without activated users, with or without spam users etc.

Oh, and it seems there is a plugin-based solution for that: http://wptavern.com/conditionally-hide-buddypress-profile-field-groups-based-on-user-role

Out of the box there is no such setting.

You can take a look at this solution: Hide Profile Field Group from Specific Member Type

Here is related topic: Making Youtube videos responsive

You have to add part of the code to the members loop and part of the code goes in your functions.php file. You also have to manually reorder the php to display/default alphabetical first in the dropdown menu

You can see it working here… http://qr2.bz/3days
Link will expire in 3days 🙂

I didn’t find any info about this. So the only option – hire somebody to do it for you.

If you are talking about site-wide notices – there is a default widget called “(BuddyPress) Sidewide Notices” that just displays notices. You should create them on “Profile -> Messages -> Compose” page, with “This is a notice to all users.” checkbox checked. Make sure you have BuddyPress Message component activated.

See this: http://take.ms/jSAP4

http://upwork.com/ is the largest. Lots of great developers there.

Thanks a lot for your precious answer!
I’ll try to study this documentations
Thanks again!

(if i have success, i’ll write here “how” ;))