slushman

The BuddyBar Widget places all the links on BuddyPress’s BuddyBar in a sidebar widget, so you can hide the BuddyBar without losing all the funcitonality.
Features
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<li>When a user is not logged in, the widget shows a login form (with a link to the registration page at the bottom)</li>
<li>When a user is logged in, it shows all the links a user would need to manage their account</li>
<li>The BuddyBar links are based on what BuddyPress components are activated.</li>
<li>Multiple Instances are possible.</li>
</ul>

BuddyBar Widget

The BuddyBar Widget places all the links on BuddyPress’s BuddyBar in a sidebar widget.

Slava Abakumov

Once you installed and set your BuddyPress you may find out, that BuddyBar contains your site name. It’s realy cool – but may be very long. So you have not very nice BuddyBar. But you can change this!
After activating CD BuddyBar Logo Changer you should go to “Logo Changer” submenu under “BuddyPress” menu, where you can specify plugin behaviour: type your text instead that long sitename or use image as your logo. Than Turn on the plugin and save options – that’s all! No need to code anything.
From this time every existing blog or newly created blogs will have in their BuddyBar your own text or image with js events you entered. Saving option on your main site will affect every blog in your network.

CD BuddyBar Logo Changer

In the admin area under BuddyPress menu you can change BuddyBar logo from default sitename (which can be too long) to your own text or image - without …

BuddyBar Widget vs CD BuddyBar Logo Changer