[wps-activity]
12th December 2016
Displays activity feed of the user.
WP Symposium Pro Online ManualWP Symposium Pro Online ManualDisplays activity feed of the user.
Displays a default profile page with common elements all set up.
Displays a text area for adding an activity post.
Displays a drop-down list of alerts for the user.
Displays an icon for pending friendship requests.
Displays a user’s avatar.
Displays the form to let users upload an avatar.
Two standard shortcode options that allow you to insert HTML immediately before and after the output generated by the shortcode.
Through WP Symposium Pro alerts, users can be notified of all sorts of things, whether friendship requests or new posts on their activity.
The profile page is the user’s main page, or home page if you like. It’s where the go by default to see their activity, their friends activity and if you want, where they can go to edit the profile, change their avatar (their user picture), accept friendship requests and so on.
WP Symposium Pro supports unlimited forums, and setting them up couldn’t be easier.
Displays a link to let a user change their avatar.
Displays button for users to close their account.
Display the user’s display name, as set on the Edit Profile page.
Allows a user to make a profile as a favourite, to appear at the top of their friends list (if friends).
Displays topics (and replies if style is set to ‘classic’) of a forum.
Displays a link back to the forum topics. Only shown when viewing a single topic.
Displays child forums as setup in Edit Forum.
Displays a text area to add a reply to a forum topic. Only shown when viewing a single topic.
Displays a ready made page for a forum.
Displays a textarea for adding a forum topic.
Inserts ShareThis code added to a forum.
Flexible way to show forum posts.
Displays a top level of all forums.
Only displays content viewing a list of forum posts.
Only displays content when viewing a single forum post with replies/comments.
Only displays content when the browser (user) is logged in.
Displays a user’s friends.
Displays the number of friends (accepted or pending) a user has.
Displays pending friendship requests for the current user.
Displays a button to make a request to another user as a friend.
Displays the friendship status of a user with the current user.
Hides content if users are not friends.
Displays when a user was last active.
Displays when a user last logged in.
Displays a link or button to join a site (multisite only).
Checks for a valid user and displays an option message.
Only displays content when the browser (user) is not logged in.
Hides content if no user found.
Outputs the user ID of the current user, or if on a profile page, that user ID.
Displays a profile value (meta) of a user, including standard WordPress meta values such as display_name.
Displays a button to link to a URL, passing the user’s ID as a parameter.
Displays profile fields for the user, which they can edit. This is their Edit Profile page.
Displays a link to the Edit Profile page.