Posted 3 years ago #
I currently have this code on my site to display the avatar for logged in users:
<?php
echo get_avatar( get_the_author_id(), '45', 'http://scrawlfx.com/wp-content/gravatars/blank_gravatar.png');
?>Until a buddy of mine signed up on my blog, I haven't realized that it just displays the avatar of the admin across everyone's user names. How would I make it so that it displays only the avatar of the person logged in?
Thanks!
Posted 3 years ago #
Might be something useful here:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Gravatars
I know it's 2.5 oriented, but maybe it will point you in the right direction, or this thread might solve it entirely.
Posted 3 years ago #
@ClaytonJames
Darn. Neither helped. Thanks for the effort, though. =\
Posted 3 years ago #
Ok. I'm going to go out on a limb here and show my brazen stupidity, because frankly I know nothing about gravatar support. I basically understand the functions listed, but I do not understand the significance of the "45" or "46" values that are used in these examples. My gut tells me that it might refer to avatar display properties/size, but that's a guess as well.
This is some code that was present in a theme I have been tinkering with for a while, I have no idea if it is of any use or not...
<?php global $userdata; get_currentuserinfo(); echo get_avatar( $userdata->ID, 46 ); ?>
...if not, please feel free to openly laugh at, and ridicule me and then chuck it all in the trash!
:-)
Posted 3 years ago #
It worked! =D
Thank you so much!
Posted 3 years ago #
Well, tie me to an ant hill and spread jam in my ears. I'm as surprised as you are! And you're welcome!
If you get a chance and don't mind, mark this one resolved. It might be useful to someone else and easier for them to spot later on down the road.
Best wishes
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