Varun Dubey

Glad it worked ??

nothing is limited from the plugin end; if the key has the above API enabled and it will display a map, the map says it’s for development purposes, which indicates

You have not enabled billing on your project, causing this error. You must enable Billing on the Google Cloud Project.

On following link Search for : BillingNotEnabledMapError

Error Briefing:?https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/error-messages
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60654191/maps-javascript-api-error-message-for-development-purpose-only

make sure your Google map keys are created with verified cards; the plugin setting only checks the pattern; it does not check whether you have an active google map key or not.

Billing Account?– Google now?requires a credit or debit card?on file?for Maps to work.? You are given?$200 free credit each month?which will essentially mean the service is?still free for the majority of users.

when you are setting your keys, make sure these APIs are enabled.

You can use the user menu for the logout links, or even the primary menu as well.
We can not display any actual button there as the avatar and user menu us displayed there. https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/buddypress-links-in-wordpress-menus/ you can find a similar option in bb as they have copied the same

@mungbean it’s plugin-specific configuration, we can not predict what could be a possible new link for login, you can simply override the template files and update as per your new link. If you are using it as a page, you can map it as theme options.

do_action( ‘buddyx_footer_after’ )
do_action( ‘buddyx_body_bottom’ )

is already available for the footer, based on the plugin, you can hook on the same position.

@ericinnyc please try to 2020 once, to make sure it’s not a plugin-specific limitation, if that is still displayed on the 2020 theme please attach the corresponding screenshot, we will check. Normally widgets are independent of template override.

@maximeelab sorry for the trouble, we have pushed a new update yesterday that will fix the issue.

Try to test it with the default theme 2021 or BuddyX theme using only BuddyPress and Link preview plugin to isolate possible 3rd party conflict.

yes, BuddyX will work with Youzify

@mungbean thanks for your feedback, we have noted it down and it will be fixed in our coming update.

@mungbean we are not controlling column width for the member grid or how many columns it will have when using as a shortcode, it’s coming from the plugin itself. You can use custom CSS or check with plugin support.

@mungbean We have a user menu dropdown in which the logout link can be added. BuddyPress login/logout widget is available.

@pk0828475 as a quick solution, you can use custom CSS

.post-type-archive-product .site-sub-header {
    display: none;
}

seems working fine as expected, you can try the same with the default 2021 theme.