Membership Level Restrictions / Forums / Image uploads

Hello,

1. Hi Is there a way to remove the forums section on all memberships? It’s present on the profile page – see attached.

– Yes, you can do this with CSS

a#user-forums {
    display: none !important;
}

2. I’ve seen your reply on a forum about membership restrictions changing the names. But how do I add a restriction to a certain levels that restricts access to join in with a forum. They can view but not comment? Not sure what code is required for this (limited code knowledge – in fact hardly any!-sorry).

You could use https://es.wordpress.org/plugins/pmpro-bbpress/

3. I’ve also looked for further info about restricting size of images for uploads – but I can’t seem to figure this out on rtmedia or buddy album. Any help on this would be much appreciated.

Its on rtmedia, but i think its on pro version

3a. Also is there a way we could limit all members can only upload 3-5 images on their profile – again I couldn’t find a solution to this.

rtmedia had this, i think in pro version, check it out at their website 🙂

Hello, you can use Loco Translate plugin, check:

Theme strings and plugins strings can easily be changed by using Loco Translate plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/loco-translate/
<h3>A small introduction on how translations work</h3>
Translatable strings can come from the theme or from the installed plugins. You need to translate the theme or the plugin depending on what section of the site your string is found.

For example if your string is on your BuddyPress profile then most probably you will need to translate BuddyPress plugin. If you are on the Forums section of your site then bbPress plugin should be the one that needs to be translated. Another example is the rtMedia plugin that adds the Media links to BuddyPress and if you want to translate it then this plugin will contain the string.
<h3>Follow these steps to get you started:</h3>

• Install Loco Translate plugin
• Go to the plugin dashboard: WP Admin – Tools – Manage translations
• Find the theme or plugin in the list.
• If the language isn’t already in the list then click Add new language, choose your language and if you are asked where you want to save the language files choose global language directory ( wp-content/languages/ ).
• Press SYNC button to synchronise your translation with the provided .pot file
• Search for the string you want to translate and add your translated string.
• Press Save when you finished your translation.

Note: You will have to set the language for your blog from WP-admin – Settings – General – Site Language – Choose your language

Cheers