Members have no way to say what they are up to. This plugin gives them a status line.

Members post a short status from their profile and it shows next to their name across the site. The current line appears on the profile header and a shortened version in the members directory, so the community can see who is around and what they are doing at a glance.

Each member keeps up to ten saved statuses and switches the active one whenever they like. You decide which user roles are allowed to post a status, and administrators can always post regardless of the role list.

A feeling and activity picker sits in the activity post form. When a member posts with a feeling selected, the activity is tagged as a status update and the stream action line shows the chosen icon and label, so the feed reads like a familiar social timeline.

Define a list of suggested statuses in the admin and members pick them with one click. Leave the list empty and the plugin shows twenty community-oriented defaults, so members always have something to choose from on day one.

The plugin detects BuddyBoss Platform with the BuddyBoss Theme and switches to the matching profile header hook, and it remaps the post form hooks when Youzify is active. The status shows in the right spot without theme edits.

Status text, the directory length, the feeling categories, the emoji data, the template path, and the theme support list are all filterable, and table rows fire action hooks. A localized JavaScript object exposes the AJAX endpoint and nonce for custom front-end work.

Each member writes a status of up to 140 characters from a Status sub-page under their profile. The limit is set by the BPSTS_STATUS_MAX_LENGTH constant and enforced on the form and on every AJAX save. A live counter shows the characters remaining, and stored text is stripped of HTML and image URL patterns before it is displayed.

Up to ten statuses are kept per member in user meta, and the oldest is dropped once the list grows past ten. A member sets any saved line as their current status, edits the text of an existing entry, or deletes one. The current status is what shows beside their name on the profile header and in the members directory.

Members choose a Unicode emoji as their profile icon from a modal picker that carries the full emoji dataset across nine categories. A separate set of around seventy mood emojis powers the feeling picker. Both emoji sets are filterable, and the chosen icon is stored in user meta alongside the status.

A feeling and activity picker is added to the BuddyPress activity post form. Posting with a feeling selected tags the activity as a status update and stores the mood in activity meta. The stream action line then shows the chosen icon and label. The picker works on profile and group updates, and members can edit a status activity within the BuddyPress edit window.

The current status renders beside the member name in the profile header and as a truncated line, thirty characters by default, in the members directory listing. The directory length is filterable. Both surfaces are guarded by admin toggles, and the rendered output is cached in the object cache for one hour so display stays fast.

From the WB Plugins menu, admins curate a list of suggested statuses shown to members as one-click picks, with drag reordering plus JSON export and import; an empty list falls back to twenty community-oriented defaults. A separate tab manages the feeling and activity categories: add, edit, disable, and reorder each one with its own title, prompt, and Font Awesome icon.