Profile Pic

설명

This plugin allows authors to add a picture to their profile and helps automate the process of displaying author profiles

Features:

• Automatic setup – no template/code modification needed
• Widget to display profile in the side bar – fully configurable
• Easy profile display with shortcodes – within a page or post simply add [printprofile] to display your author profile and picture, or [printprofilepic] to display your profile picture
• Optional template override setting will make author links go to the author’s profile
• Work in tandem with Krischan Jodies’ Get Recent Comments plugin (ie. displays your profile pic next to your comments)
• For multi-author blogs, administrators can edit (read: moderate) other authors’ pictures
• For those old-school WordPress folks, the plugin supports a full set of template tags to enable template integration

Template Tags

(Note that the plug still supports legacy v.1 tags as well)

Template Tag 1:

Get Author Image Tag – makes a pretty <img> tag for author’s picture.

USAGE: profilepic_internal_imagetag(‘authorID’, ‘tags’, ‘display’)

FUNCTION: returns image for author wrapped in image tag, style accessable via id=”authorpic”

OPTIONS:

• authorID: id number of author
• tags: attributes to include in img tag (optional, defaults to no tags)
• display: display results in html (ie. echo) or reuse in php? true or false (optional, defaults to true)

EXAMPLE:
Code:

<?php 
    profilepic_internal_imagetag($authid, 'align=left'); 
?>

Result (ex.):

    <img src="http://blog.com/wp-content/uploads/authors/default.jpg" width=200 height=199 align=left  id="authorpic" />  

Template Tag 2:

Get Author Image Path – useful if you need to do something else with the path or url (link to it, stuff it into another function, make your own image tag, etc)

USAGE: profilepic_internal_picpath(‘authorID’, ‘display’, ‘type’)

FUNCTION: returns url or absolute path to author’s picture

OPTIONS:

• authorID: id number of author
• display: display results in html (ie. echo) or reuse in php? (optional, defaults to false)
• type: specify what kind of path requested: ‘url’ or ‘absolute’ (optional, defaults to url)

EXAMPLE:
Code:

<?php 
    profilepic_internal_picpath($authid, true, 'absolute'); 
?>  

Result: /home/jdoe/public_html/blog/wp-content/uploads/authors/1.jpg

Template Tag 3:

Get Author’s Image’s Dimension – useful if you are making your own <img> tag, or a div container for the img

USAGE: profilepic_internal_fingerdimensions(‘path’, ‘dimension’, ‘display’)

FUNCTION: returns requested dimension of author’s picture

OPTIONS:

• path: absolute path to author’s picture from server root’,
• dimension: the dimension you want, can be either ‘height’ or width’
• display: display results in html (ie. echo) or reuse in php? true or false

EXAMPLES:

1. to get picture width… (using profilepic_internal_picpath to get path to picture)

   Code:

   <?php 
       profilepic_internal_fingerdimensions(profilepic_internal_picpath($authid, false, 'absolute'), 'width', true); 
   ?>
   

   Result (Ex.): 200

2. to get picture height… (using profilepic_internal_picpath to get path to picture)

   Code:

   <?php 
   
       profilepic_internal_fingerdimensions(profilepic_internal_picpath($authid, false, 'absolute'), 'height', true); 
   ?>
   

   Result (Ex.): 199

Template Tag 4:

Get Author’s Avatar – intended for use in the comments loop

USAGE: profilepic_internal_gravatar($authorID, $tags = ”)

FUNCTION: returns image tag if authorID is a registered user of your blog, false if author is not

OPTIONS:

• authorID: id number of author
• tags: attributes to include in img tag (optional, defaults to no tags)

EXAMPLES:

Code:

<?php
    if (function_exists('profilepic_internal_gravatar')) { 
        $author_gravatar = profilepic_internal_gravatar($comment->user_id, "class='gravatar'"); 
    } else { 
        $author_gravatar = false;
    }
    if ($author_gravatar != false) {
        echo $author_gravatar;
    } 
?>  

Result (Ex.):

    <img src="http://blog.com/wp-content/uploads/authors/default.jpg" width=80 height=80 class='gravatar' />