Hi,
I am sorry if we did not update it . I was requested that the changing member type based on subscription is more logical, so we did it.

You can still enable the old behaviour by putting this in your bp-custom.phjp

add_filter( 'bpmtp_enable_wc_memberships_change_by_member_type', '__return_true');

Regards
Brajesh

HI Carsten,
Thank you.

I think we need to improve the text a bit.

 Only enabled tabs will be visible.

It means to say that only enabled tabs configuration will have effect(and not the visibility, It is from the initial version where we only supported adding tabs).

I will update that.

2. Site admin only?

Did you select the visibility for others too? If not, It is a bug. Itis a core feature of BuddyPress that should restrict the visibility of a tab to site admin only.

3. Add this tab for:- On which user’s profile the tab will be available(added)

Tab Visibility:- IF a tab is added to a user can the visitor see it. It controls who can view the tab.

4. The default value is ‘all’. If you do not want to make it available for anyone(which will be meaningless), you should select “None”

5. Because the settings framework we are using does not offer hiding fields on condition. I understand it is confusing and I will add a note.

6/7. Please see 1.

8. It has no effect on primary or WordPress menu. Most probably you have some other conflict.

I hope it clarifies your questions.

About the removing via the css and this plugin. There is a huge difference. The css only hides the links. You can always access the screen via direct url. This plugin removes the screen, even if you tried to access it, It will cause 404 not found.

I think, Css may be better suited for your needs.

Regards
Brajesh