Did you try something like this? User variables <?php // Define user ID // Replace NULL with ID of user to be queried $user_id = NULL; // Example: Get ID of current user // $user_id = get_current_user_id(); // Define prefixed user ID $user_acf_prefix = ‘user_’; $user_id_prefixed = $user_acf_prefix . $user_id; ?> Display avatar <?php $avatar … Read more
did you tried to check if any og:image duplicate in your <head> tag. Or you can try to increase the priority of filter hook. Example below, using the filter with priority = 99 (almost latest). add_filter(‘wpseo_opengraph_image’, ‘custom_author_og_image’, 99);
By default most of the time WordPress comments will include a “gravatar” (linked to the user’s email address) when displaying comments, using WordPress built-in function get_avatar(). You can hook a custom function to the get_avatar filter to return another image. Something like this should do the trick for your use case: it filters ‘get_avatar’ and … Read more
To get user’s avatars of the UM plugin, you have to do this : // Returns a given user’s avatar um_get_user_avatar_url( $user_id = ”, $size=”96″ )
The get_avatar filter hook doesn’t apply only to the user with the ID 1 – I’m assuming you have this idea because of the example from page about the get_avatar at the codex –, but in reality it targets the user according to the context it is used in, so every possible user, not solely … Read more
Paste below code in function.php file function theme_custom_avatar_url($url, $idOrEmail, $args){ return get_home_url() . ‘/wp-content/uploads/…/profile_image_0.jpg’; } add_filter(‘get_avatar_url’, ‘theme_custom_avatar_url’, 10, 3);
WordPress User profile with Avatar upload on the front end without plugin?
I managed to come up with the answer 😀 Thanks to @Jos function ht1_change_avatar($args, $id_or_email) { $gender = get_user_meta($id_or_email, ‘user_gender’, true); if($gender==’Male’){ $myavatar=”http://localhost:81/matrimony/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/groom.png”; }else{ $myavatar=”http://localhost:81/matrimony/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/bride.png”; } $args[‘url’] = $myavatar; return $args; } add_filter(‘get_avatar_data’, ‘ht1_change_avatar’, 100, 2);
Try this <?php if ($args[‘avatar_size’] != 0) echo get_avatar($comment,’70’,$default, $alt,array(‘class’=>array(‘media-object’,’thumbnail’))); ?>
I found a solution and now my frontend avatar script is fully functioning. Happy days 🙂 I ended up scrapping the above code and using this. add_filter( ‘pre_get_avatar_data’, ‘wad_avatar_meta’, 10, 2 ); function wad_avatar_meta( $args, $id_or_email ){ $user_avatar_meta_key = ‘avatar’; if( is_object( $id_or_email ) && isset( $id_or_email->comment_ID ) ){ $id_or_email = get_comment( $id_or_email ); } … Read more