描述
I’d been manually adding custom default avatars in functions.php for a while, and it was always a hassle to edit it to change them. I decided to see if there was a plugin available to do the job, and stumbled upon “Add New Default Avatar” here: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/add-new-default-avatar/
It was nice, but it was missing some features such as the ability to manage avatars, upload images, and automatically resize thumbnails. So I made a few modifications 🙂
Features:
- Saves current default avatar before activating and restores it when deactivated
- Upload images using AJAX directly from the plugin page
- Ability to remove unneeded custom default avatars from the default avatar list
屏幕截图
The plugin page showing a few added avatars.
The "Discussion" settings showing the available avatars.
twentysixteen theme showing the Hellow World post and comment with new avatar
安装
Extract the zip file and just drop the contents in the wp-content/plugins/ directory of your WordPress installation and then activate the Plugin from Plugins page.
常见问题
None Yet
评价
贡献者及开发者
更新日志
3.0.0
THIS UPDATE WILL BREAK YOUR CURRENT CUSTOM AVATARS
It’s been five years since the last update, and I finally took another look at this plugin. Unfortunately it was full of security holes and coding standard issues. Things have come a long way since the last version. There aren’t any more known security issues, and it’s unlikely that I’ll update this plugin again unless any new issues arise.
- Major refactoring to remove security vulnerabilities and poor coding standards
2.0.1
- Small bug. I left a WB_DEBUG on 🙁
2.0.0.1
- Fixed small problem in readme.txt
2.0
- Upgraded to latest TimThumb, 2.8.10
- Fixed “wp_enqueue_script/wp_enqueue_style was called incorrectly” bug.
- A bit late, but thanks to Honza for letting me know about a bad CSS bug that killed the bullets on all li tags. Fixed.
- Cleaned up a lot of code, moved some actions to only admin area
1.0.1
- Upgrade to the more secure TimThumb 2.8
1.0
- Initial Release