BuddyPress

Today’s tutorial is a very basic tutorial for BuddyPress users. For those who haven’t heard of BuddyPress, it’s a WordPress plugin that allows you to setup a social network site on top of your WordPress installation. If you want to setup a social network site for your school, college or a group of people with the same […]

Previously we’ve written a tutorial on how to moderate user registration [link] for standard WordPress installation. However, if you’re using BuddyPress plugin, you might want the same feature to allow you to moderate your site membership registration. Enter BP Registraion Option plugin. This plugin is available for download from WordPress.org plugin repo and helps you to moderate BuddyPress […]

Are you a developer building WordPress theme that adds support for BuddyPress, using a dummy content is the best way to know how your theme looks like. Dummy content allows you to see everything or make sure every element of your site is displayed correctly as they should be. Currently there are many plugins available to […]

If you’re a BuddyPress user, this is for you. The BuddyPress team just published the official report of the survey they conducted last month, from August 16 to 26, 2013. The results of the survey is very important as feedback for the team to create a better BP Codex experience. The survey consists of 21 questions of […]