Txanny

I cannot reproduce it. I’m using this on some sites and works good on all. (All sites with WP 2.7.1)

The image shown is the first attached image to the post, not the image shown within a post. You have to attach the image to each post and this is the shown image.

Can you send an address to the site to see that? What WordPress version do you use?

Yes, I provided some colors from my theme, but you can change it easily editing the CSS file, and moving it by using a very simple custom plugin.

Follow this steps:

1. Edit and save the CSS file out of the plugin folder, can be anywhere on the web. The only rule is to be accessible by a browser.

2. Create a plugin like this, to change the public style URL. (More filters are available to change other things, I promise I will write a documment for all them as soon as 0.6 version has been released).

<?php
<?php
/*
Plugin Name: My Filters
Plugin URI: http://example.com
Description: My custom filters for plugins I use.
Version: 1.0
Author: My Name
Author URI: http://example.com
*/

/**
 * This will set a new style file for User Community.
 * Remember you have to write your new community.css file!
 */
function my_community_style( $old_url ) {
    return 'http://mysite.com/styles/community.css';
}
add_filter('akucom_style_url', 'my_community_style');
?>

3. Upload this your plugin’s folder and activate the plugin. Done!

It’s a good idea to include a field to set this URL on the settings page. I prefer this than providing an editor, as you can use the tool that best meets your needs and upload it where you want.

I think both bugs are solved in the development version for download.

Thanks for reporting the bug. It’s because I linked the user_nicename instead the user_login. WordPress automatically replaces spaces by dashes when creating the nicename and a urlencoded name will replace it with the plus sign. This bug is also on the post author’s link.

About the Pictures moderation, this is controlled by Capabilities. By default, the plugin sets the capability to upload unmoderated pictures to all existing roles when updating. But, yesterday, testing on one site, I’ve found a bug on there and the capability was mispelled when checking. So, all uses have the pictures moderated. This is corrected in the development version for download.

If you plan to have a role with moderated pictures, I recommend to download my Capability Manager plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/capsman/ and remove the akuc_unmoderated capability to thos roles you want to moderate 😉 This plugin will be also ported as a component for Community in a next release (I think not in this).

Also you can set this on a CSS file for the theme or the site.
Something like #container-id { text-align: center; } (I always recommend to set it outside the plugin/theme folder to not overwrite it when updating.

Anyway, styles and colors for wp-pagenavi will be provided in one of the two next releases. (Probably not in 0.9 as I’m closing it to provide header image upload ASAP).

Thanks for sharing.

Yes, you can change the colors in any CSS files and it will show up if you refresh your browser.

I would recommend to save it as a new name for two reasons (new name must be all lowercase):

1) You still have the red palette if you want to use it.
2) You will not overwrite your palette file when uploading a new theme version. (Of course, you have to save a backup on your computer). The palette would be overwritten only if I create a new palette with the same name 😉

About the custom header, an upload functionality will be in place soon. I will finish this weekend and just will have to wait for WordPress approval to have it online. Anyway, if you contact me via my site contact form, I will send you the custom plugin to replace it. (Tell me the URL to the picture, and sizes in pixels. (Recommended 970 pixels width and 120/130 pixels height).

Relase 0.6 is really near with some new features, and a lot of code cleaning and redesign. The links for comments will be included on it.

As you, I think the best is to try to have the user the most time on our own site 😉

That’s a nice idea! It can be done by using the get_comment_author_link filter. This filter is used in get_comment_author_link to replace the link. Let me check and see how can we do that in the easiest way and tell you how to do it without hacking your theme.

Some checks have to be done in comments, as the commenter could not be a registered user and could not exists on the system.

Also, have to consider what to do if the user has entered a website address. Replace by the profile page or maintain the address the user has entered?

Most problably I will include it on next plugin release!