Paul

Yeah I see your point there. I suppose Site Wide could be introduced at any stage if you wanted to do that as well. It would be nice if Buddypress had Friends or Following filters that could be applied to Site Wide output so users can set their own restrictions on who can see their updates. It’s a bit all or nothing at the moment.

@milena Yeah I did do remove those titles. Open the page in Chrome, right-click on the title you want to remove, and select ‘inspect element’. In the Developer Tools window that opens at the bottom of the browser you just need to grab the post ID – see attached screenshot taken from this page.

Then just add the following custom CSS:

#post-33758…[Read more]

@ccarmichael Not sure if this is still an issue for you, but I’d recommend Ninja Forms. I find the interface more intuitive than CF7, and displays nicely on the front end of BuddyBoss.

@alphamark Try the Easy Google Fonts plugin, integrates with the customizer.

Or just use the advised answer here (ticked green).

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1138460/how-does-facebook-sharer-select-images

Pretty sure I’ve figured this out now with a little toolbar work, but suggestions welcome 🙂

@haime I would go with TJ’s suggestion here, I never went as far as contacting Woo support. Sure they will help though.

@haime Do this have to be done by template? Can you not achieve with a private URL and a logged-in only menu link?

@michael I see upload errors as being solved. However there are still three obvious problems for me:

1 – While photo uploads show in the activity stream, when I open the profile of the related user and select photos, the count is zero. Tested on desktop and mobile, vanilla BuddyBoss site I’ve quickly thrown together to test this -…[Read more]

@Michael That particular bug seems to be fixed, other thoughts here:

https://www.buddyboss.com/support-forums/topic/issues-still-unresolved-with-bb-media-1-0-6/

Thanks.

You could try the Device Theme Switcher plugin I’ve noted above. I haven’t tried the particular function myself yet, but that does allow for pushing the same widgets to different themes. Have a look at the instructions on the plugin’s page on Wordpress.org.

@nicolacirotto The Super Mobile theme has it’s own child theme – personally I’ve only made one or two custom css changes for this, less than the desktop version. You will need the Super Mobile theme activated in the WP dashboard to make changes to it in the Customizer.

https://www.buddyboss.com/support-forums/topic/initial-instructions/

@nicolacirotto You need this theme used in conjunction with the mobile detect plugin of your choice – https://www.buddyboss.com/product/buddyboss-super-mobile/

I would highly recommend, especially on iPad / Tablet.

Correction, Frank’s updates to this topic sometimes show twice in the activity feed.

@tjchester @frankwarwick Same thing is happening on the BuddyBoss site if you look at the site wide activity feed.

@michael Submitted the idea to BP Trac. Sounds 50/50, but some positivity, worth keeping an eye on.

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5976