By default, wp_list_comments() uses the get_avatar() function to display user avatars, which in turn retrieves the avatar URL from Gravatar. However, get_avatar() also applies the get_avatar_url filter before returning the URL, so you can modify the avatar URL for the comments by using that filter. Here’s an example of how you can modify the avatar …
If you’re trying to get an avatar for a specific user, you probably shouldn’t be using get_the_author_meta() – I’m not sure why you would use that (perhaps you got part of this from another snippet?). get_avatar() can get the user’s avatar by either ID or email. If the user is logged in, their ID is …
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Get_avatar filter hook not displaying custom avatar image on frontend
There are some plugins that do this functionality of adding the Twitter avatar as the default user Avatar for WordPress, Twitter Avatar Reloaded Add Local Avatar
The get_avatar function returns the Gravatar wrapped in <img> tags. In your case you’ll want to use get_avatar_url to get just the URL of the image you need. Combine that with WordPress’ wp_remote_get and you can grab the image data into a variable or save it as an image. $user = wp_get_current_user(); $gravatar_url = get_avatar_url( …
You can try this one: function wp_ste_add_nopin_args( $args ) { $extra_attr=”nopin=”nopin””; $args[‘extra_attr’] = $extra_attr; return $args; } add_filter( ‘get_avatar_data’, ‘wp_ste_add_nopin_args’, 999, 1 ); For further reading, please visit: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_avatar_data/
How to add avatar to authors list?
One option is to use the pre_get_avatar filter to return custom avatar HTML, which will short-circuit get_avatar() preventing it from reaching out to Gravatar for the image. For example like this, add_filter(‘pre_get_avatar’, ‘wpse_410434_author_img_html’, 10, 3); function wpse_410434_author_img_html( $avatar, $id_or_email, $args ) { if ( $avatar || ! is_numeric( $id_or_email ) ) { return $avatar; } …
I found the solution! global $current_user; get_currentuserinfo(); echo get_avatar( $current_user->ID, 48 );
