Use any image from your WordPress Media Library as a custom user avatar. Add your own Default Avatar.
Improvement Fix: Removed languages files to be used from core wordpress language packs. Notes de version
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Improvement Fix: Broken Jquery files from UI is resolved.
Improvement Fix: Broken JS files from UI is resolved.
Improvement Fix: Activation warning in some cases is resolved.
Improvement Fix: Added missing translation strings in English version of po file.
Improvement Fix: Added missing translation strings in English version of po file.
Improvement Fix: Fixed addqueryarg() and removequeryarg() usage to avoid XSS Vulnerability.
Bug Fix: Removed cron job dependency for excellent performance.
Bug Fix: Removed the looping through all users on admininit action.
Bug Fix: lots of entries in wpoptions table resolved.
Bug Fix: Multiple Cron job added bug resolved.
Bug Fix: Speed Issues due to check many times if gravatar exist.
Bug Fix: Load loadwpincludes mostly only on front pages
Add: wpuaedituserredirecturl filter
Update: Disable resource manager until a better solution comes along
Bug Fix: Check for TinyMCE version
Bug Fix: TinyMCE not loaded
Bug Fix: Check user permissions for displaying widget
Bug Fix: Remove resource manager
Bug Fix: Load resource manager on front pages only
Add: Start documentation of functions
Add: Widget for [avatarupload]
Bug Fix: Missing php
Add: Setup class
Bug Fix: Double underscore for options page title
Add: Filters throughout plugin
Add: Search and screen option in Media Library view
Bug Fix: Check for post object
Bug Fix: Media upload scripts
Bug Fix: Bad reference to wpuaisauthororabove
Bug Fix: Check for media upload scripts before setting post parent
Add: Capability check in one function
Bug Fix: Set avatar post parent to 0
Bug Fix: Prevent attachment insert without image
Bug Fix: Edit avatar setting
Bug Fix: Reattach scripts to profile action
Add: Front page uploader
Bug Fix: Files not committed properly in previous release
Update: Error message handling for front pages
Add: Caption for avatar
Bug Fix: Shortcode without user
Add: Undo button
Add: Donation message
Bug Fix: Use entire comment object instead of just e-mail address
Bug Fix: Correct avatar not showing in widget
Bug Fix: Checkbox value for "Crop avatars to exact dimensions"
Bug Fix: Show Default Avatar if attachment doesn't exist
Bug Fix: Profile not saving without an avatar for Contributors & Subscribers
Add: Filters to change profile HTML structure
Bug Fix: Add function exists checks to prevent redeclare errors
Bug Fix: Separate out JavaScript for Contributors & Subscribers
Update: Use cache for wpuahasgravatar
Bug Fix: Hide "Edit Image" button if Contributors & Subscribers can't edit avatar
Add: Option to enable avatar editing privilege for Contributors & Subscribers
Remove: Option to disable scripts in front pages
Bug Fix: Ability to disable scripts in front pages
Add: Ability to disable scripts in front pages
Add: Ability to disable Gravatar avatars
Bug Fix: Include screen.php for getcurrentscreen function
Bug Fix: Allow multipart data in form
Add: Uploader for Contributors & Subscribers
Add: Target for link in shortcode
Bug Fix: Swap TinyMCE file locations
Update: Change support only to WP 3.3+ because of jQuery 1.7.1 support
Update: Shortcode checks for user ID, login, slug, or e-mail address
Bug Fix: Check for user before setting name in alt tag
Bug Fix: Rename usermeta only if found
Add: Multisite support
Bug Fix: options-discussion.php page doesn't show default avatars
Bug Fix: Comment author showing wrong avatar
Bug Fix: Show default avatar when user removes custom avatar
Bug Fix: Show default avatar when user removes custom avatar
Add: Ability for bbPress users to edit avatar on front profile page
Add: TinyMCE button
Add: Default Avatar setting
Bug Fix: Change updateusermeta to updateusermeta
Bug Fix: Image not showing in user profile edit
Bug Fix: Remove stray curly bracket
Update: readme.txt
Bug Fix: Change getusermeta to getusermeta
Bug Fix: Comment author with no e-mail address
Remove: Unused variables
Bug Fix: Capabilities error in comment avatar
Add: Add filter for getavatar
Update: FAQ
Add: CSS classes to image output
Initial release
Use any image from your WordPress Media Library as a custom user avatar. Add your own Default Avatar.
WordPress currently only allows you to use custom avatars that are uploaded through Gravatar. WP User Avatar enables you to use any photo uploaded into your Media Library as an avatar. This means you use the same uploader and library as your posts. No extra folders or image editing functions are necessary.
WP User Avatar also lets you:
Introducing Support Desk
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Introducing Pro Version of WP USER AVATAR
We have developed a Pro Version of WP USER AVATAR by getting valuable features request from thousands of users especially about Storage options and how user upload the avatar. Here is a quick highlight on the numerous customizable features offered by the WP USER AVATAR PRO .
Innovative Way to Setup User Avatar : [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ee2K7YpsAnM]
[avatar] [avatar_upload]Visit WP User Avatar for more information and documentation.
Example Usage
Within The Loop, you may be using:
<?php echo get_avatar(get_the_author_meta('ID'), 96); ?>
Replace this function with:
<?php echo get_wp_user_avatar(get_the_author_meta('ID'), 96); ?>
You can also use the values "original", "large", "medium", or "thumbnail" for your avatar size:
<?php echo get_wp_user_avatar(get_the_author_meta('ID'), 'medium'); ?>
You can also add an alignment of "left", "right", or "center":
<?php echo get_wp_user_avatar(get_the_author_meta('ID'), 96, 'left'); ?>
On an author page outside of The Loop, you may be using:
<?php $user = get_user_by('slug', $author_name); echo get_avatar($user->ID, 96); ?>
Replace this function with:
<?php $user = get_user_by('slug', $author_name); echo get_wp_user_avatar($user->ID, 96); ?>
If you leave the options blank, WP User Avatar will detect whether you're inside The Loop or on an author page and return the correct avatar in the default 96x96 size:
<?php echo get_wp_user_avatar(); ?>
The function get_wp_user_avatar can also fall back to get_avatar if there is no WP User Avatar image. For this to work, "Show Avatars" must be checked in your WP User Avatar settings. When this setting is enabled, you will see the user's Gravatar avatar or Default Avatar.
For comments, you might have in your template:
<?php echo get_avatar($comment, 32); ?>
Replace this function with:
<?php echo get_wp_user_avatar($comment, 32); ?>
For comments, you must specify the $comment variable.
Other Available Functions
You can use the [avatar_upload] shortcode to add a standalone uploader to a front page or widget. This uploader is only visible to logged-in users. If you want to integrate the uploader into a profile edit page, see Other Notes.
You can specify a user with the shortcode, but you must have edit_user capability for that particular user.
[avatar_upload user="admin"]
You can use the [avatar] shortcode in your posts. It will detect the author of the post or you can specify an author by username. You can specify a size, alignment, and link, but they are optional. For links, you can link to the original image file, attachment page, or a custom URL.
[avatar user="admin" size="medium" align="left" link="file" /]
You can also add a caption to the shortcode:
[avatar user="admin" size="medium" align="left" link="file"]Photo Credit: Your Name[/avatar]
Note: If you are using one shortcode without a caption and another shortcode with a caption on the same page, you must close the caption-less shortcode with a forward slash before the closing bracket: [avatar /] instead of [avatar]
Works just like get_wp_user_avatar but returns just the image src. This is useful if you would like to link a thumbnail-sized avatar to a larger version of the image:
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Returns true if the user has a WP User Avatar image. You must specify the user ID:
<?php if ( has_wp_user_avatar($user_id) ) { echo get_wp_user_avatar($user_id, 96); } else { echo '<img src="my-alternate-image.jpg" />'; } ?>
Visit WP User Avatar for more information and documentation.
First, choose a theme that has avatar support. In your theme, you have a choice of manually replacing get_avatar with get_wp_user_avatar, or leaving get_avatar as-is. Here are the differences:
Read more about get_avatar in the WordPress Function Reference.
In your WP User Avatar settings, you can upload your own Default Avatar.
In your WP User Avatar settings, you can select "Disable Gravatar — Use only local avatars" to disable all Gravatar avatars on your site and replace them with your Default Avatar. This will affect your registered users and non-registered comment authors.
Yes, if you enable "Allow Contributors & Subscribers to upload avatars" in the WP User Avatar settings. These users will see a slightly different interface because they are allowed only one image upload.
Yes, for registered users. Non-registered comment authors will show their Gravatar avatars or Default Avatar.
Yes!
No, BuddyPress has its own custom avatar functions and WP User Avatar will override only some of them. It's best to use BuddyPress without WP User Avatar.
Yes, however, each site has its own avatar settings. If you set a WP User Avatar image on one site, you have to set it again for different sites in your network.
For Administrators, WP User Avatar adds a column with avatar thumbnails to your Users list table. If "Show Avatars" is enabled in your WP User Avatar settings, you will see avatars to the left of each username instead of in a new column.
Yes, you can use the [avatar_upload] shortcode to put a standalone uploader in a front page or widget. This uploader is only visible to logged-in users. If you want to integrate the uploader into a profile edit page, see Other Notes.
You can specify a user with the shortcode, but you must have 'edit_user' capability to change the user's avatar.
[avatar_upload user="admin"]
You can use the [avatar] shortcode in your posts. It will detect the author of the post or you can specify an author by username. You can specify a size, alignment, and link, but they are optional. For links, you can link to the original image file, attachment page, or a custom URL.
[avatar user="admin" size="96" align="left" link="file" /]
Outputs:
<a href="{fileURL}" class="wp-user-avatar-link wp-user-avatar-file"> <img src="{imageURL}" width="96" height="96" class="wp-user-avatar wp-user-avatar-96 alignleft" /> </a>
If you have a caption, the output will be similar to how WordPress adds captions to other images.
[avatar user="admin" size="96" align="left" link="file"]Photo Credit: Your Name[/avatar]
Outputs:
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Note: If you are using one shortcode without a caption and another shortcode with a caption on the same page, you must close the caption-less shortcode with a forward slash before the closing bracket: [avatar /] instead of [avatar]
WP User Avatar will add the CSS classes "wp-user-avatar" and "wp-user-avatar-{size}" to your image. If you add an alignment, the corresponding alignment class will be added:
<?php echo get_wp_user_avatar($user_id, 96, 'left'); ?>
Outputs:
<img src="{imageURL}" width="96" height="96" class="wp-user-avatar wp-user-avatar-96 alignleft" />
Note: "alignleft", "alignright", and aligncenter" are common WordPress CSS classes, but not every theme supports them. Contact the theme author to add those CSS classes.
If you use the values "original", "large", "medium", or "thumbnail", no width or height will be added to the image. This will give you more flexibility to resize the image with CSS:
<?php echo get_wp_user_avatar($user_id, 'medium'); ?>
Outputs:
<img src="{imageURL}" class="wp-user-avatar wp-user-avatar-medium" />
Note: WordPress adds more CSS classes to the avatar not listed here.
If you use the [avatar] shortcode, WP User Avatar will add the CSS class "wp-user-avatar-link" to the link. It will also add CSS classes based on link type.
[avatar user="admin" size="96" align="left" link="attachment" /]
Outputs:
<a href="{attachmentURL}" class="wp-user-avatar-link wp-user-avatar-attachment"> <img src="{imageURL}" width="96" height="96" class="wp-user-avatar wp-user-avatar-96 alignleft" /> </a>
I've spent countless hours developing this plugin for free. If you're able to give a donation I'd appreciate it, but it's by no means a requirement. You can remove the message by adding this to the functions.php file of your theme:
remove_action('wpua_donation_message', 'wpua_do_donation_message');
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