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Group Blogs

Pro. This feature requires WB Member Blog Pro. The free plugin must be installed and active first. See the Pro index for every Pro module.

Lets members link a blog post to a BuddyPress or BuddyBoss group. Linked posts appear in the group’s Blog tab, and can create a group activity entry. Off by default.

Requires BuddyPress or BuddyBoss with the Groups component active. Without a groups platform the module stays inactive even if you toggle it on, and the settings tab says so.

Turn it on at Member Blog > Features, then configure it at Member Blog > Groups Integration.

Setting Description
Enable BuddyPress Group Integration Lets members associate a post with a group when they write it
Who can link their posts to groups? Group Admin, Group Moderator, Group Member. A member can link a post only to a group they belong to, and only if their role in that group is ticked here.
Allowed groups based on privacy Which group privacy levels (public, private, hidden) can be offered in the group picker
Group activity Create a group activity entry when a linked post is published, so the group is told about it

This is the question the setting was always meant to answer, and before 4.0.0 it did not. The check looked at whether the group had any admin, which every group does, so every member could link regardless of the setting.

It now asks about the member’s own role in their own group. With Group Admin ticked and nothing else, only a member who is an admin of that group can link a post to it.

Group admins and moderators can pin posts to the top of their group’s blog.

Setting Description
Enable Featured Posts Allow featuring inside groups
Who can feature posts? Group Admin, Group Moderator
Maximum Featured Posts Per group. Set to 0 for unlimited.

This is not the same as the free plugin’s site-wide Featured Posts. Group featuring is scoped to one group and controlled by that group’s admins; site-wide featuring is controlled by your editors and appears in the Featured Posts block and shortcode. The two are independent.

Once integration is on, groups get a Blog tab showing their linked posts, with a count. Group admins can turn the tab on or off per group from the group’s Settings screen. New groups get the site default.