BuddyBar Widget

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

• When a user is not logged in, the widget shows a login form (with a link to the registration page at the bottom)
• When a user is logged in, it shows all the links a user would need to manage their account
• The BuddyBar links are based on what BuddyPress components are activated.
• Multiple Instances are possible.

1. Upload the BuddyBar Widget folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
3. Drag the BuddyBar Widget to a sidebar on the ‘Widgets’ page under the ‘Appearance’ menu

What if I don’t have certain BuddyPress components turned on?

The widget only shows links for the components that are turned on.

1. 

   When the user is logged out of BuddyPress

2. 

   When the user is logged into BuddyPress and only the Extended Profiles component turned on

3. 

   With all the BuddyPress components on

0.22

• Restructured plugin to my custom WPPB structure.
• Found and added additional text for translation.
• Generated a POT file for translations.

0.21

• I hate subversion.

0.2

• Restructured plugin using WordPress Plugin Boilerplate.
• Ensured compatibility with WordPress 4.3 and BuddyPress 2.3.
• Better escaping and translatability.
• Removed floats from module styling.

0.15

Added support for Buddypress 1.5.
Updated deprecated function for user profile link.

0.1

Plugin created.