[citizenkeith]

I’ve installed 0.9.0.1 at my test site. Gravatars show in the user profile at their true size of 80×80. However, in the kakumei theme, they are displayed at 48×48. I can’t find where this can be changed. I looked in the CSS and in the post.php file.

Am I blind?

[wyvn]

Here is what a quick grep came up with:

bb-includes/template-functions.php:function post_author_avatar( $size = ’48’, $default = ”, $post_id = 0 ) {

[citizenkeith]

Thanks Wyvn. It would be nice if there was something in the Admin menu to change this, but for now I’ll just change that file.

[Bloggsbe]

Well, if you like to hack you admin files, you can add the following code to the options-general.php file just after line 143, making this code start on line 144;

<label for="avatars_size">

<?php _e('Gravatar Size:'); ?>

</label>

<div>

<select name="avatars_size" id="avatars_size">

<?php

$selected = array();

$selected[bb_get_option('avatars_size')] = ' selected="selected"';

?>

<option value="16"<?php echo $selected[16]; ?>><?php _e('16 px'); ?></option>

<option value="32"<?php echo $selected['32']; ?>><?php _e('32 px'); ?></option>

<option value="36"<?php echo $selected['36']; ?>><?php _e('36 px'); ?></option>

<option value="48"<?php echo $selected['48']; ?>><?php _e('48 px'); ?></option>

<option value="80"<?php echo $selected['80']; ?>><?php _e('80 px'); ?></option>

<?php

unset($selected);

?>

</select>

</div>

And in the bb-includes/template-functions.php file, after line 1198 you can add this;

$size = bb_get_option('avatars_size');

Then you can change the size in the admin section, and the correct size will show with the posts.

Or you can download the edited files here

—

Rune

[citizenkeith]

Thanks Rune. I actually don’t like to hack admin files… Wyvn’s suggestion did the trick. I just made note of the change so I can do it again when I upgrade next.

Maybe you can submit that for a future version of bbPress.

[Casemon]

Any chance on updating this info for 1.0.2? Sounds like a nice work-around.

[Casemon]

In the mean time you can just pass the size via the avatar call…

<?php post_author_avatar_link($size='100'); ?>