Add support for BuddyPress to your existing WordPress theme. This plugin will guide you through the process step by step. Once you are finished, your existing WordPress theme will be able to manage and display all BuddyPress pages and content. The process is completely reversible and does not modify any of your existing template files.

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The definitive WordPress theme for 2010. Buddymatic is a highly extensible Theme Framework for WordPress & WordPress MU blogs including BuddyPress enabled home and member blogs. This framework features 13 widget-ready areas, drop-down menus, grid-based layout samples, plugin integration, shortcodes for your footer, & a whole lot more. BuddyPress 1.1.X functionality is integrated into the framework and activated when BuddyPress is detected. Perfect for any blog or WordPress MU site, Buddymatic is based on Thematic by Ian Stewart and works with Thematic child themes. Buddymatic includes 2 BuddyPress ready child themes: Coffee with Friends by Daisy Olsen and a Buddymatic Sample Child Theme ready for customization.

This plugin enables email notifications to all group members whenever a new item is added to the group activity stream. Maximum frequency of notifications is configurable by each user on a group-by-group basis and the backend admin menu allows site admins to configure default settings for this frequency (the plugin normally defaults to 'less spam' rather than more emails).

This is a BuddyPress plugin that allows you to select and display featured posts sitewide. Basically, it adds a checkbox "Add this post/page to Featured Posts" when adding/editing posts or pages.

What is oEmbed
oEmbed is a simple API that allows a website to display embedded content (such as photos or videos) when a user posts a link to that resource. It was designed to avoid copying and pasting HTML from the media you wish to embed.

What is oEmbed for BuddyPress?
oEmbed for BuddyPress utilizes Wordpress' own oEmbed class, so by default, you can share content from the following sites:

YouTube
Blip.tv
Vimeo
DailyMotion
Flickr
Hulu
Viddler
Qik
Revision3
Photobucket
Scribd
Wordpress.tv
The plugin allows you to input any URL from one of the listed sites above into an activity update or forum post in BuddyPress.

When the update is posted, the URL automagically transforms into the embedded content. There is no GUI.

The BuddyPress Groupblog plugin extends the group functionality by enabling each group to have a single blog associated with it. Group members are automatically added to the blog and will have blog roles as set by the groupblog admin settings.

Allows "permissions" to be set for xprofile fields.

Features
Site admin can select a permission for each field from "Everyone", "Friends", "User" or "Let User Decide"
User can select a permission for each field allowed by the site admin from "Everyone", "My Friends" or "Only Me"

This plugin creates an admin panel at Dashboard > BuddyPress > Group Management. On this panel, site admins can manage BP group membership by banning, unbanning, promoting and demoting current members of any group, adding members to any group, and deleting groups.

This plugin provides simple group wiki functionality within BuddyPress.

A group admin can create a group wiki and corresponding group wiki pages. Each page has settings (which can override the group privacy settings) to control access to the page both in terms of view access and edit access. The group also has a shared document library for uploading files. Page revisions are fully supported, as are revision compares and restores. Activity stream updates for wiki edits are also created, based on an excerpt of the changed text.

BuddyPress Contents is a content aggregation and organization tool for BuddyPress. It implements Tags and hierarchical Categories for any type of content. Member, Group and Blog tags and categories are implemented first.

Cosmic BP User Signup Password allows buddypress site owners the flexibility to let their user choose their won password at the time of registraton.If the user does not fills a password of his own choice,a random generated password is sent to the user on activation . This plugin simply inserts a password field in buddypress signup/registration form.So,once you have enabled it, new users on your site can choose their own password at the time of registration.I made this plugin,as currently, no alternative exists for allowing user to set their own password at the time of registration in buddypress.

This plugin adds an admin page with some bar graphs with basic statistics from your BuddyPress installation.

NOTE: This plugin requires BuddyPress 1.1, released September, 2009. See the FAQ why we build it on the upcoming BuddyPress version.

The BuddyPress Groupblog plugin extends the group functionality by enabling each group to have a single blog associated with it. Group members are automatically added to the blog and will have blog roles as set by the groupblog admin settings

Automatically join a member to a group based on a profile field. For example, say you have a profile field where the person selects his state from a drop down list. If he selects, New York, he'll be automatically added to the group New York. Or, if you have a profile field for "Favorite Animal" and the member selects "Dog", you could automatically have him become a member of the group "Dog's Rule" and "Best Dog Food".

This plugin removes the admin bar completely from the public and admin areas of the website. Can be used either as a normal or MU plugin.

Upon activation/installation this works immediately. Nothing fancy, the admin bar is just not loaded anymore.

This plugin adds a checkbox in the post/page admin (for the admins and editors) to tell members (notification & email) that an important post has been published :

Just check the checbox at the bottom of a page/post when editing it. (You won't be able to post a notification if the post/page is not published; password protected or if a notification has been sent before.) (If a notification has been sent before; the checkbox will be disabled. You can eventually re-enable it by deleting the meta key bp_admin_notifications_sent.)

A WordPress BuddyPress plugin that allows for new member moderation, if moderation is turned on from the admin settings page, any new members will be blocked from interacting with any buddypress elements (except editing their own profile and uploading their avatar) and will not be listed in any directory until an administrator approves or denies their account. This plugin also creates bp profile field checkbox groups on the /register page from checked off groups or blogs in the admin settings section so any new members can join one or more groups or blogs that you specify at registration. If moderation is turned on admins can create custom display messages and email alert messages for approved or denied accounts. When admin approves or denies, custom emails get sent out to new members telling them they were approved or denied.

This BuddyPress RC2 plugin simply removes the default Admin Bar. It's ready-to-use: just activate it; no options needed.

If you're using BuddyPress and displaying site wide posts, this plugin is a necessary replacement for the one that comes packaged with BuddyPress. The widget options include title, posts per page, total posts, number of posts with excerpt, and previous and next link titles.

Activity streams cut long texts and show an excerpt, and some items have no direct link to that exact content. This plugin solves the problem by placing a link below the excerpt which will either expand the text with AJAX (if a wire comment) or open a new window with the direct link (e.g. blog posts and comments).

Bp Redirect to Profile is a plugin for buddypress +wpmu based site, which enables site admins to redirect users to their profile on login. It's simple and helps to provide a better user experience.

Group Documents creates a page within each BuddyPress group to upload and any type of file or document. Documents can be edited and deleted either by the document owner or by the group administrator. Document activity is logged in the main activity stream, and is also tied to the user and group activity streams. The site administrator can set filters on file extensions, set display options, and upload files via FTP. Group members and moderators can receive email notifications at their option. There are also "Recent Uploads" and "Popular Downloads" widgets than can be used to show activity at a glance.

A fantastic example of BP in the real world, looks like they've done a stellar job with 1.2: #buddypress #wordpress

Our concept is for BuddyPress profiles and groups to act as hubs for the collaboration that happens on the Commons. Individuals flesh out their profiles with their research and teaching interests. Based on this information, groups form around common interests and projects. With only a small amount of development time – see, for instance, this hack that allows users to identify their interests in a more fine-grained way – BuddyPress excels at this kind of community building.

This BuddyPress component integrates Kaltura open-source video platform seamlessly. This component adds missing media rich features like photos, videos and audios uploading to BuddyPress which are essential if you are building social network, seriously!