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Hi,
Can you help me to remove the “Logged in Users” and “Admins Only” options in the profile visibility edit field?
I would also like to change “Nobody” to “Just Me”. Poedit could’t track “Nobody”.—————from—————-
Who can see this field?
Anybody
Logged In Users (Disable)
Admins Only (Disable)
Friends
Nobody = (Just Me)Thank you
Hi,
I don’t think you can disable those options without core changed, which is not recommended.
To change those names you can follow this topic on doing it with Poedit: http://codex.buddypress.org/developer/customizing/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/Hi there!!! Help others from the community and mark any reply as solution if it solved your question. Mark as a solutionThank you,
But I would like the hide the “Admins only” function. Can you help me to track the code? Or build a different class name so I can hide it with the “display: none;’ code .I don’t know where to find it.
I can’t find the file. I can change the names, no problem. But I’ld like to remove two options. It’s unnecessary and not user friendly.
So this is what I want.
——–Who can see this field?———
Public
Friends
Just meRemoving
Logged In Users
Admins Only———–Instead of—————–
Public
Public
Nobody
Friends
NobodyAlso the BP Album visibility is complicated. I want that change that also.
Public
Registered members (disable or hide)
Only friends
Private
Hidden (admin only) (disable or hide)You can hide those visibility options with Javascript. Add this to footer.php just before the wp_footer() line:
COPY CODE<script> jQuery(document).ready(function() { jQuery("label[for=see-field_adminsonly], label[for=see-field_loggedin]").hide(); }); </script>For Bp Album only way is to modify core file: wp-content/themes/sweetdate/framework/inc/bp-album/includes/bpa.screens.php around line 70 and leave your desired options only
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