Please provide the code from your theme’s template file that deals with displaying gravatars/avatars (likely single.php), just the area relating to the avatar (3-4 lines above, down to 3-4 lines below).
Also please use a pastebin, or alternatively just ensure code is posted inside backticks as shown in the reply box.
http://wordpress.pastebin.ca/
Possible yes, but far easier if i can see the code you have presently..
Thread Starter
klaxxe
(@klaxxe)
I do apologise, it should actually be comments.php or functions.php depending on whether you use a custom callback (function) for comments..
Thread Starter
klaxxe
(@klaxxe)
Im really not good at this stuff so ill give you both.
comments.php here
functions.php here
Figured it would be a custom callback, it was in the functions file.
Backup first, then replace your functions.php code with the following.
http://wordpress.pastebin.ca/1683260
Feel free to examine, i’ve only made changes to the comments callback function “art_comment”..
NOTE: Make sure to copy the code from the secondary section that doesn’t include the line numbers (further down the page).
Also when you do, update this area..
$allowed_avatar = array(
'administrator' ,
'editor' ,
'author' ,
'contributor' ,
'subscriber'
);
Remove the roles that are NOT allowed avatars. Make sure the last item does not have a comma following (as seen currently with subscriber)..
For example if you wanted avatars for admin, editor and author only, it would look like so..
$allowed_avatar = array(
'administrator' ,
'editor' ,
'author'
);
Code was tested under PHP 5, MySQL 4 and using WP 2.8.6.
Hope that helps.. 😉
Thread Starter
klaxxe
(@klaxxe)
i love you man. i really do.