Not Receiving Emails
Email in WordPress is tricky. The first thing to do is to check if your emails are well being sent from your WordPress site or not.
Best WP plugin to build a community
Email in WordPress is tricky. The first thing to do is to check if your emails are well being sent from your WordPress site or not.
Keep control of your community by moderating interactions between members with the addition of some extra plugins.
It might be interesting to add some features to make a difference. We listed you some plugins that might help you take it to the next level of your community.
WordPress and BuddyPress help site owners to comply with the GDPR thanks to a couple of features in relation to “Right to Erasure” and “Right to data portability”.
After uploading a profile/group image, this image is not displayed and prevent you from cropping it. This issue is caused by the “Lazy images” Jetpack feature.
To translate your BuddyPress website in one language, the best practise is to access to your ftp and place the .po and .mo files provided by the BuddyPress Community. This ensure good performances as you don’t use third party plugin.
BuddyPress Follow Plugin allows you to add a Follow feature to your website. With this feature, your users will be able to follow other users by clicking on the Follow button on the user’s profile.
This feature works as an internal site’s email for your community’s members. They can reach other users on their friends list as well as reply to received messages.
Profile fields allow your users to add additional information about themselves. You can create as many profile fields as you like to ensure that your community has all the information it might need about other users.
BuddyPress includes several useful components right off the bat, such as member types and groups, which can be enabled or disabled. These features can also be extended by several plugins.
Heads up! Want to allow your members to share their geolocation and display them on […]
Allows your users to create documents, manage them and set limit access to each document created depending on their needs.
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Heads up! This plugin requires BuddyPressBefore you can use BuddyPress Docs, you will first need […]
Since Grimlock for BuddyPress v 1.3.5, you can now create a new xProfile field and […]
Heads up! Make sure BuddyPress, BP Maps for Members and BP xProfile Location are installed […]
By default, BuddyPress only shows members considered as “active members” on the site. Even if you manually activated the users, there is one more step to make them visible.
Starting from Gwangi 1.2, you can easily display any profile field of your choice on […]
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By default, there is no option to restrict member pages for non members, but it […]
With the help of some snippets, you’ll be able to hide the bubbles or change the used color by adding them in your customizer.
Creating New Menus The Logged In Users Menu refers to the menu items containing account related […]
The basic settings of BuddyPress can seem hazy and difficult. In outline BuddyPress is composed […]
Heads up! Make sure BuddyPress is installed first! Please make sure you have BuddyPress installed […]
First of all, you must absolutely complete the Gwangi setup guide. After the import of […]
This article will teach you how to edit the member search form on your members […]
This article will teach you how to edit the member search form on the home […]
On a member profile, there is a gauge that allows you to see your percentage […]
In the directory, there is a button on each member that allows you to display […]
Heads up! Make sure BuddyPress and Match me for BuddyPress is installed first! Please make […]
Heads up! Make sure BuddyPress is installed first! Please make sure you have BuddyPress installed […]