How to Alphabetize Group Listings in BuddyPress

February 20, 2012/The Mighty Mo! Design Co./Comments Off on How to Alphabetize Group Listings in BuddyPress/, ,

Today I wanted to make my BuddyPress “All Groups” page order groups alphabetically rather than by most recently updated. It turns out the solution was quite simple, provided you are comfortable editing theme code.

To change the order of the groups, open “your-child-theme/groups/groups-loop.php” in a text editor, and swap out line #16 as follows:

Replace this:

with this:
That’s it!
Looking to have more fun? Check out a list of all sorts of parameters you can change on the “All Groups” page.
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