That's just the way they've chosen to display the menu in their theme... albeit with a horrible implementation of the text at the top of it, using a background image.
Moreover, you can see that all infos remain on the subsite in the theme. It does not go on main site to show user profile, infos, activity and so on. This is coool !
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Sales & Support Pro — 8th November 2011 13:50 #
Hiya
Do you mean the menu bar?
That's just the way they've chosen to display the menu in their theme... albeit with a horrible implementation of the text at the top of it, using a background image.
Phil
Lifetime member! — 8th November 2011 14:01 #
no no no no
This is not "just the menu". It is the direct acces buddypress menu for THE user of the site.
You can acces directly to profile, activity, groups of THIS user.
This is just cooool !
So you mean that it is hardcoded in the theme ?
that would be just GREAT to have something like that integrated in the admin bar directly or better as this http://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-sliding-login-panel/ but showing links for the blog user....
Moreover, you can see that all infos remain on the subsite in the theme. It does not go on main site to show user profile, infos, activity and so on. This is coool !
Sales & Support Pro — 8th November 2011 16:06 #
The HTML suggests it's just a standard menu.
It's likely the username is just inserted by a custom walker script.
Phil
Lifetime member! — 8th November 2011 17:56 #
Yep.. I will try to get an share the code. This concept is very interesting. Could be a nice plugin/widget ! :)
Geeky Developer — 10th November 2011 03:19 #
i think they allow buddypress multi network capable for all sites.
something like this
define ( 'BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG', true );thats why all the bp component links goes to their own domain and not merely main site only
Lifetime member! — 10th November 2011 07:41 #
hummm will test it. To see how to do that but whithout letting the user access to the buddypress menu...
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