https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-template-pack/
It will walk you through it.
EDIT:
Sorry I misread your question. I thought you where looking to edit a WP theme.
Assuming you installed the “bp-template-pack”, here they are:
Template Files (generating web pages):
1) activity/index.php
2) members/index.php
3) members/single/home.php
4) members/single/activity/permalink.php
5) members/single/plugins.php
6) groups/index.php
7) groups/create.php
groups/single/home.php
9) groups/single/plugins.php
10) forums/index.php
11) registration/register.php
If you are going to install Album+ plugin:
– wp-content/plugins/bp-album/includes/templates/album/single.php
– wp-content/plugins/bp-album/includes/templates/pictures.php
I’ve installed the template pack which has activated. When visiting the settings screen for the plugin, I’m presented with this error at the bottom:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_core_is_multisite() in /home/audioscr/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bp-template-pack/bp-template-pack.php on line 188
Will this hamper anything do you think?
Just to clarify… I see the numerical pages you’ve listed.. but I’m not sure which pages they relate to, should it be obvious?
Well, first of all you should get things working, without getting any errors. And about that I don’t have any clue on how to fix it. And once everything works properly, then you can think about the pages to style.
The list I provided is the list of files that need to be changed to match your WP layout structure, with the header, content, sidebar, footer.
If you are starting fresh with a BP child theme, all you need to do is look at the files in bp-default to decide if you need to customize them or not. I know that sounds sort of open ended but with the way child themes work, some time you might need to copy and edit every file but other times you may need to only touch one or two.
My approach has been to create the initial child theme style.css file and then start with the “regular” files – home.php, sidebar.php, index.php, archive.php, etc. just like a normal WP theme. I only copy a file from bp-default into the child theme if I really really need to modify it. Most of the time you can easily add stuff via actions and filters in your functions.php file. The advantage is this can be much more portable if you redesign your site in the future – just copy functions.php into a new child theme and go from there.
Really it’s best to just systematically go through bp-default and decide if you need to tweak each .php file or not. In most cases, you probably don’t have to.
Oh, and with respect to your error, make sure you are running the latest WP (2.9.2) and BP(1.2.3) versions.