It works exactly like WordPress’s native avatar feature (via Gravatar) works: you need to put a “get_avatar( USER_ID OR E-MAIL )” call in your template files.
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This plug-in does not add any new features for embedding avatars in your content or anywhere else. It’s purely a replacement for requiring Gravatar. If you’re looking for a plug-in that makes it easy to embed an avatar in the editor, you might want to consider Gravatar Shortcode – it should be compatible.
Thanks. I got it doing what I need with the get_avatar call, and have adjusted the size to give me what I wanted.
I have to say, the get avatar thing is sort of confusing. I was also able to get the URL, with a regex statement, but found it wasn’t necessary. I just the avatar as a picture or image.
Thanks. I got it doing what I need with the get_avatar call, and have adjusted the size to give me what I wanted.
I have to say, the get avatar thing is sort of confusing. I was also able to get the URL, with a regex statement, but found it wasn’t necessary. I just the avatar as a picture or image.
I am currently trying to get just the URL for the avatar how did you do it?
I am also looking to get a plain avatar url from the plugin. Can anyone shine some light on this?
I am also looking to get a plain avatar url from the plugin. Can anyone shine some light on this?
Currently, there is no function to retrieve just a plain avatar url.
A bug has been filed, and is currently waiting for review.
