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@laurentdesserrey
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I am running a child theme of the bp-default…

Should I add this code directly to my theme’s “functions.php”
Or
Should I create a file named “function.php” , add the email code there and then add it to my child theme’s folder?

Also, at the bottom of the page here:
https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/

It states
“(4) functions.php
There is one exception to the template override rule — functions.php.
If you create a blank functions.php file in your child theme, the parent theme (or in our case, the BuddyPress Default theme) functions.php will still be loaded.
This will allow you to inherit existing functions from BuddyPress Default, but you can also add your own customized code in here as well!
You must make sure you give your child theme functions a unique name, otherwise they will clash with the parent.”

So, if I were to add the email code to my child theme – I should name it such as functions1.php?

Thanks