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| | 30 | My own 'recommendation' and what I'm doing is two fold: |
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| | 32 | 1. set up theme function (aside point but valid to do) |
| | 33 | 2. just call this function and set in what you want from child theme. |
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| | 35 | For instance in my own parent / child themes I am doing similar for their own styles even outside of BuddyPress Default. It really makes things simpler as you can override any function in the child without deregistering you just don't use if don't want. |
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| | 37 | I will add I'm doing this a lot so may have rose tinted glasses on how effective it is as part of my practice now so open to both sides of the argument. |