A while back I thought about ways to make BuddyPress integrate with the regular posts and pages within WordPress better. I had no idea to properly display BuddyPress information in posts, sidebar or templates. So I came up with the idea to use WordPress Shortcodes to display BuddyPress related content anywhere. Download Bowe Codes (BuddyPress→
The WordPress SEO plugin from Yoast is pretty much the only SEO solution you need for your WordPress site. It has become a default plugin in all my WordPress and BuddyPress projects. The only issue is that the plugin hooks into the common wp_title template tag to rewrite your site URLs to a custom title→
An extensive guide in setting up a CDN for your BuddyPress community using W3 Total Cache and MaxCDN. Host your member avatars, group avatars and more!
We’ll show you how to create different sidebars for all of the default BuddyPress components.
Want to moderate new Group sign ups in your BuddyPress community? This trick will show you how to create a custom group request form for your members.
BP-Tricks has only launched a week ago, but we’ve already receive quite a few great tricks to spice up your BuddyPress site
Easily use Dropbox as a CDN to host your BuddyPress or WordPress Theme files to boost performance and ease of use!
Creating a custom homepage for your group pages is a lot easier then you might think. Modemlooper tells us exactly how to do it in a few easy steps.
The forums on our Buddypress sites are the heart on soul of our communities, but how do we get them noticed more by our visitors and how do we keep those visitors up to date with the latest that’s going on?
A common requirement for a BuddyPress site is to change some of the default text around the site. If the text originates in a theme, it is straightforward to create a child theme and make the change directly into the template.