No. The plugin has its own theme files. You just need to create a mobile version of your custom page inside the plugin folder. buddypress-mobile/templates/default/page.php <- duplicate and convert to custom
`function my_message_text($message) {
Message code here for anything you want in email
}
add_filter( ‘bp_core_signup_send_validation_email_message’, ‘my_message_text’ );`
No way is the codex holding up a release. In my opinion the codex is a lost cause without a significant amount of volunteers to manage the content. It’s downright depressing and probably a turn off to people deciding if BuddyPress is the right choice.
I recently have been going over the structure and content of the WP codex and even though some of its content is lacking it is by far more helpful than what is here but like i said this codex just doesn’t have the workforce to make it what it should be. Also I feel some of the non developers in the BuddyPress community should jump in to contribute. If i had more time i would but i use my time for development not documentation. Thanks for your effort!
I don’t want to discourage anyone from creating BuddyPress themes but version 1.7 is very close and you don’t need to go through special hoops to create a theme for BuddyPress. BP 1.7 will work with any theme. The template files in 1.7 are minimally designed to fit inside existing WP themes. You can then add a few more styles to your WP theme to make the BP template files look even better with your theme.
Glad it worked out. BP 1.7 should fit into responsive themes better than 1.6. BuddyMobile is for a more app like experience. Not really suppose to be used in conjunction with the main theme. Think of it more as facebook.com and then the Facebook app for a device.
