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like @mercime said “Deactivate BP Template Pack if you’re going to use a BuddyPress-compatible theme already.”

ok you need to remove

div id=container
div id=content

and replace it with

div id=”main-area

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Are you using the template pack?

You can remove them from the template files. Currently BP uses a combination of hardcoded links, pages and component links.

Menus are not in BP yet. Not until 1.3

Shouldn’t be. You can turn off cache when site gets accessed via mobile. But really you shouldn’t have any more issues than on the desktop

You shouldn’t need front.php any longer. This new theme will use that front page of your site. If you want to use a different front page than the blog or activity stream then you create a page template for your desktop theme and one for your mobile and then name the page template the same. […]

See if you remove this code from one of the BP template files. go into activity/index.php and remove these two things from top and bottom. See if this fixes issue. normally you would add your themes wrapper divs to the BP files but since they are in the header you may need to remove BP’s […]

Post up the header.php code as well. I think you might have a theme that has the main wrapper in the header file.

There currently is no function like this. If you use the oEmbed plugin it will allow embedding pics and videos when you post activity updates.

I just tried that plugin and it seems to be working. What didn’t work for you?

paste the contents of your page.php file here http://pastebin.com/ and then post the link to it. So we can see the structure.

I would forget bp-privacy and move on. There is this plugin as a start. Not sure if it works looks abandoned.

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-profile-privacy/

If you use a non BuddyPress theme then you need to do a little more work search for BuddyPress template pack plugin. Install and follow directions. This will move some extra theme files into your WordPress theme and include the necessary functions and JavaScript to run BuddyPress

Uploads are disabled in mobile safari. I think this is one of the biggest misshaps from Apple. They could easily allow access to your images on a device but they do not. I’ve removed the image upload link as to not cause confusion.

You can get all that working on the BP registration form.

The requiring x amount of numbers for a password can be done with JavaScript