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The theme uses bS 2.3.2. Upgrading to bS 3+ has been discussed more than once. While @nikeo is the only one who can give you an official answer in this matter, upgrading bS is not as easy as upgrading WP or a WP theme and might require a lot of core changes in the theme.

I’m no expert in building themes, but from my knowledge it would be easier to build a brand new theme (Czr+bS3), different from Customizr, than upgrading bS for the current theme. However, I have seen coding wonders from Nicolas and having bS3 on Customizr is not out of the question, unless he says he won’t do it.

We are aware that bS 2.3.2 limits the use of this theme together with WP plugins that use bS 3+ libraries and we consider it a pretty big issue.

The function you’re after is get_avatar. Depending on where you want it to show up, you should add something like this:

<?php echo get_avatar( get_the_author_meta('ID'), $size = '50'); ?>

to the output of some element in your post template, where 50 is the size of the avatar image in pixels (feel free to change it).

Normally you should add this using an action hook in functions.php of your child theme, not by modding your post template. This way your modification will not be affected by future theme updates.

@afjsystem: how do you know it is a plugin that’s causing this? Plugins are one easy way to inject code in websites, but I think it’s not safe to assume it’s a plugin until you determine precisely which one it is.

Now, getting to the real problem: @greatsb, could you provide a link to your website?

Thank you.

Also, try to check if this is the only website on which you get nasty adds. If it’s not, your device or the browser of your device might be infected, and it might have nothing to do with the website (the code might get injected in the page by the browser itself). If you determine the injection happens somewhere on the server, try disabling all your plugins and see if the problem still persists. If it stopped, enable them one by one until you find the culprit.

@bigmacontrack: The function you’re looking for is qtrans_generateLanguageSelectCode($type), where $type can have any of these values: image|text|both|dropdown. “both” means flag+text. Depending on $type, this will either generate an unordered list with the flags or a dropdown (options/select).

Now all you need to do is place this into your pages, where you want it, using a WP or theme hook. You can use any hook you want, just make sure it is called in your theme on the pages you want the language chooser displayed. For example, if you want the selector to be the first thing rendered to your page, you can use get_header as your action hook, adding this code to your functions.php (preferably in your child theme):

add_action('get_header', 'add_my_language_chooser');
function add_my_language_chooser() {
	if (function_exists('qtrans_generateLanguageSelectCode')) qtrans_generateLanguageSelectCode('both');
}

As you might notice, this only outputs the selector if qtranslate is present and activated (so the function exists). If it doesn’t, nothing happens.

So the above code will output something similar to:

<ul class="qtrans_language_chooser" id="qtranslate-chooser">
	<li class="active">
		<a href="http://test.websiter.ro/blog/" class="qtrans_flag_ro qtrans_flag_and_text" title="Română"><span>Română</span></a></li>
	<li>
		<a href="http://test.websiter.ro/blog/?lang=en" class="qtrans_flag_en qtrans_flag_and_text" title="English"><span>English</span></a></li>
</ul>

, depending on the languages you have installed. Feel free to use the classes and ids from that code to style up the look of your language chooser. For example, if you want to hide the active language from the selector, use

#qtranslate-chooser .active {display: none;}

Good luck.

Please don’t forget to mark it as such. Thank you.

There’s nothing in there that causes your problem. But do remove line 18. It’s safer not to exit php mode before eof of pure php files.

Getting back to the problem: have you copied any other files from Customizr to your child theme and made mods to them? If so, which ones?

My wild guess is you have copied “/parts/class-content-post.php” from parent to child and messed it up a bit. You should take a look at the original and try to make your mods again. Before you do that, just to check if that’s the cause, rename the one in child theme, so the one in the parent theme gets loaded instead.