Christian Wach

The Buddypress xProfile Rich Text Field plugin adds a Rich-text Editor custom field type to Extended Profiles in BuddyPress.
Please note: this plugin is no longer required because its functionality has been implemented since BuddyPress 2.4. Having said that, if you already have data in xProfile fields of this type, you will need to keep this plugin active. See:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5625
If you are using BuddyPress 2.0+ and your theme does not use compatibility mode (i.e it supplies its own BuddyPress template files) then you will have to update your theme’s <code>members/single/profile/edit.php</code> and <code>registration/register.php</code> (or <code>members/register.php</code>) templates so that they match the new way of displaying xProfile fields. You can refer to the relevant BuddyPress files to see how that’s now being done. These are <code>bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/single/profile/edit.php</code> 
and <code>bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/register.php</code>.

Buddypress xProfile Rich Text Field

Buddypress xProfile Rich Text Field adds a Rich-text Editor custom field type to Extended Profiles in BuddyPress.

shawfactor

Calvin Roger Canas

Buddypress forms by default only show on the buddypress user profile screen. However this is not appropriate for all user data. A lot of user data does not need to be maintained by the user and only needs to be populated by the user a single time and does not need to maintained.
Simply post the shortcode [lh_xprofile_form group_id=”xprofile group id”] into a post or page. The group_id is the numeric ID of the xprofile group that you can find under Users->Profile Fields

LH Xprofile forms

Just what I needed. Pulls in the form on a page on the front end that you can expose to your users.

Works as described

Decouple Xprofile forms from the profile and signup screens via a shortcode

Buddypress xProfile Rich Text Field vs LH Xprofile forms