I don’t seem to be able to reproduce the problem on my site. Could you try to switch to one of the default themes for a few minutes, and let me know if it helps?
Gravatar’s are being output using get_avatar($comment, ’68’);
That’s indeed the right way to inserts Gravatars in your comments. Jetpack hooks into this filter when you comment via your Google+ account.
You might also want to comment using a different Google+ account. While I’m not completely familiar with Google+’s privacy options, iI believe it’s possible to make your profile picture private, and thus impossible to access via external services. It could be what’s happening with your own Google+ account.
Thanks!
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10 years, 6 months ago
I’m using Jetpack comments and am allowing people to post from Facebook, Twitter, Google+, etc – when a user posts using Twitter or Facebook, it seems to grab their correct profile image just fine.
When someone posts from Google+ though, I’m just getting the default avatar image next to their comments despite it showing up next to the user’s name when they ‘log in’ to post a comment.
Gravatar’s are being output using
get_avatar($comment, '68');http://wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack/