Hi,
Thank you for the question.

1. For the tag:- Please edit the form and look for the taxonomy section. In taxonomy, Please ensure that tags are enabled and in the Tags section, Please configure the appearance/view.

2. There are 2 ways to achieve it:-
a. Do you want to link to the logged user’s post form? If yes, Please visit the create post link and copy the url. It should look like

http://example.com/members/admin/post/create/

Please replace the username part with me.
e.g

http://example.com/members/me/post/create/

Now, you can add this link using WordPress nav menu(Dashboard->Appearance->Menus)
That would work.

b. The other option is to use a site page for post creating/editing instead of the profile page. It will still need the user to login to post.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Aaron,
Thank you for using the plugin and subscribing to our membership.

We provide automatic upgrade for all our plugins. You will need to install BuddyDev Dashboard
https://buddydev.com/plugins/buddydev-dashboard/

and configure it with your API Key
https://buddydev.com/docs/buddydev-dashboard/installing-configuring-buddydev-dashboard/

After that, you can upgrade the plugin same as you updated other plugins hosted from wp.org.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Eric,
Thank you for your replies and feedback.

1. The content added via custom fields are dynamic content and will not appear in activity stream.
2. If you add the url in post, we don’t control how that behaves. It is WordPress’s default oembed system. We don’t have any customization on it. What you are seeing is the behaviour WordPress provides.

3. The reason we did not add the number limits:- We allow site admins to have multiple post types and there are user with multiple roles. It became very complex to add setting for each post type and then making it roles specific. We do hope that you should be able to use filters for specific scenerio.

4. Implementing ACF:- That’s a good idea but we did not plan it initially, that’s why it is not there. There is a possibility that we may have it in future(as an alternative option).

I should explain what the functionality is being offered by BuddyBlog Pro:- It allows front end creation/editing/deletion/drafting of posts. What appears on single post is controlled by your theme.

If your custom taxonomy is not appearing on post, it means BuddyBoss theme does not support showing custom taxonomy on posts. We can help with that.

Do you want your custom taxonomy term to appear on posts archive as well as single post? Can you please link me to a screenshot showing the “Misc Settings” under Dashboard->BuddyBlog pro-> Settings -> Posts(or the post type you are using).

Also, Please let me know the name/slug of the post type and taxonomy that you want to use together.

Thank you
Brajesh

Hi Cheryl,
In order to achieve your goal, here are the steps I suggest.

1. You need sitewide gallery not members gallery.
2. You will need Gloabal Shared gallery addon to make the gallery shared by all users.

Please create a sidewide gallery for each topic and mark it as global shared(uploaded by all) using the plugin linked form github.

That will make it work for your use case.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Bruno,
Thank you for reporting the issue.

Are you using it with Community Builder pro theme or a different one(just need to know the theme name).

Please let me know and we will assist.

Regards
Brajesh