Activity feed items that use a youtube shorts url (https://www.youtube.com/shorts/VIDEO_ID) don't play. But if you change to the standard url (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIDEO_ID) they work fine.

I enabled FluentPlayer last night on staging. Things seemed fine, but I was only checking videos in feed. Turns out it seemed to create a firewall conflict with WordFence that would not respond to any custom rules. I finally found that if I keep FluentPlayer enablled, but toggle \ "play videos with fluent player" the issue was resolved. I've put in a support ticket to have that examined as a bug.

Is it just me or does anyone else agree that space admins should be able to schedule posts? I can't think of any reasonable reason they should be blocked from doing so.

FC Feed Restrictor enhances the default behavior of FluentCommunity by ensuring users only see content from Spaces they have actively joined.

By default, community feeds can become cluttered or expose content to users who are not members of certain Spaces. This plugin intelligently filters the feed at the database level — creating a cleaner, more private, and more professional community experience.

If a user hasn’t joined any Space, their feed remains empty — encouraging structured participation and better engagement.

Built for performance and stability, FC Feed Restrictor integrates seamlessly into FluentCommunity without modifying core files.

🚀 Key Features

🔒 Smart Feed Restriction

Only display posts from Spaces the logged-in user has joined.

🧠 Database-Level Filtering

Uses direct query modification for efficient and fast feed filtering.

⚡ Lightweight & Optimized

No heavy scripts. No frontend bloat. Pure backend logic.

👤 Logged-In User Filtering

Non-logged-in users are not affected. Only authenticated members are filtered.

🔄 Automatic Compatibility

Works dynamically with WordPress table prefixes.

🧩 Seamless Integration

No core edits required. Uses FluentCommunity’s native hook

💎 Benefits

🎯 More Relevant Feeds

Users only see content that matters to them.

🔐 Increased Privacy

Private Spaces remain truly private in the main feed.

📈 Better Engagement

Encourages users to join Spaces intentionally.

🏗 Structured Communities

Prevents “feed chaos” in growing communities.

💼 Professional User Experience

Perfect for:

• Membership communities
• Online academies
• Corporate networks
• Real estate teams
• Private mastermind groups

🧩 Perfect For

• Membership websites
• Coaching platforms
• Course communities
• Real estate team portals
• Internal company networks
• Paid communities

🛠 How It Works

1. Checks if user is logged in

2. Fetches Spaces the user joined

3. Filters FluentCommunity feed query

4. Blocks feed if:

   • User joined no Spaces

All done in real-time at query level.

⚙️ Technical Details

• WordPress 5.8+
• PHP 7.4+
• Requires FluentCommunity
• No database modifications
• No custom tables created
• Uses WordPress prefix automatically

🧪 Use Case Example

Without FC Feed Restrictor:

A user sees posts from Spaces they never joined.

With FC Feed Restrictor:

A user sees only content from Spaces they actively belong to.

Result:
Cleaner feed. Better structure. Controlled access.

📊 Why This Plugin Matters

As communities grow, feed noise increases.

This plugin solves:

• Content leakage
• Irrelevant posts
• Engagement drop
• Poor content targeting

It turns FluentCommunity into a more structured membership-grade system.

🏷 Tagline Ideas

• “Control What Members See.”
• “Smart Feed Privacy for FluentCommunity.”
• “Professional Feed Management.”
• “Structured Communities Start Here.”

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And have this revert back to admin set default when user exits the page, because currently depending on how things are set, new content can get lost. Specially if the user had set it to "Popular" and on their next visit doesn't notice the new posts.

For both home feed and space feed pages

I’d like to request a simple content curation feature.

1. Pin Posts on Profile

• Let users pin their own posts to their profile.

This helps users highlight important guides, builds, or showcase posts.

2. Custom Bookmark Collections

• Allow users to create custom bookmark folders.
• Option to keep folders private or make them public.
• Public folders could appear on the user’s profile.

This would make saved content easier to organize, browse, and share, instead of bookmarks being just a basic save feature.

I use bunnystream for all my course videos via the embed section. Is bunny stream already supported or should I wait with enabling this feature?
Are there any known bugs that need resolving first?

Hello, Can i install fluentcommnity on a subdomain, and have orders on the main domain?

Hey everyone, I just did an overview of the upcoming WordPress video player called FluentPlayer. What do you think?