Description

WordPress currently only allows you to use custom avatars that are uploaded through Gravatar. WP User Avatar enables you to use any photo uploaded into your Media Library as an avatar. This means you use the same uploader and library as your posts. No extra folders or image editing functions are necessary.

WP User Avatar also lets you:

Upload your own Default Avatar in your WP User Avatar settings.
Show the user’s Gravatar avatar or Default Avatar if the user doesn’t have a WP User Avatar image.
Disable Gravatar avatars and use only local avatars.
Use the [avatar_upload] shortcode to add a standalone uploader to a front page or widget. This uploader is only visible to logged-in users.
Use the [avatar] shortcode in your posts. These shortcodes will work with any theme, whether it has avatar support or not.
Allow Contributors and Subscribers to upload their own avatars.
Limit upload file size and image dimensions for Contributors and Subscribers.

Advanced Settings

Visit WP User Avatar for more information and documentation.

Add WP User Avatar to your own profile edit page

You can use the [avatar_upload] shortcode to add a standalone uploader to any page. It’s best to use this uploader by itself and without other profile fields.

If you’re building your own profile edit page with other fields, WP User Avatar is automatically added to the show_user_profile and edit_user_profile hooks. If you’d rather have WP User Avatar in its own section, you could add another hook:

do_action('edit_user_avatar', $current_user);

Then, to add WP User Avatar to that hook and remove it from the other hooks outside of the administration panel, you would add this code to the functions.php file of your theme:

function my_avatar_filter() {
  // Remove from show_user_profile hook
  remove_action('show_user_profile', array('wp_user_avatar', 'wpua_action_show_user_profile'));
  remove_action('show_user_profile', array('wp_user_avatar', 'wpua_media_upload_scripts'));

  // Remove from edit_user_profile hook
  remove_action('edit_user_profile', array('wp_user_avatar', 'wpua_action_show_user_profile'));
  remove_action('edit_user_profile', array('wp_user_avatar', 'wpua_media_upload_scripts'));

  // Add to edit_user_avatar hook
  add_action('edit_user_avatar', array('wp_user_avatar', 'wpua_action_show_user_profile'));
  add_action('edit_user_avatar', array('wp_user_avatar', 'wpua_media_upload_scripts'));
}

// Loads only outside of administration panel
if(!is_admin()) {
  add_action('init','my_avatar_filter');
}

HTML Wrapper

You can change the HTML wrapper of the WP User Avatar section by using the functions wpua_before_avatar and wpua_after_avatar. By default, the avatar code is structured like this:

<div class="wpua-edit-container">
  <h3>Avatar</h3>
  <input type="hidden" name="wp-user-avatar" id="wp-user-avatar" value="{attachmentID}" />
  <p id="wpua-add-button">
    <button type="button" class="button" id="wpua-add" name="wpua-add">Edit Image</button>
  </p>
  <p id="wpua-preview">
    <img src="{imageURL}" alt="" />
    Original Size
  </p>
  <p id="wpua-thumbnail">
    <img src="{imageURL}" alt="" />
    Thumbnail
  </p>
  <p id="wpua-remove-button">
    <button type="button" class="button" id="wpua-remove" name="wpua-remove">Default Avatar</button>
  </p>
  <p id="wpua-undo-button">
    <button type="button" class="button" id="wpua-undo" name="wpua-undo">Undo</button>
  </p>
</div>

To strip out the div container and h3 heading, you would add the following filters to the functions.php file in your theme:

remove_action('wpua_before_avatar', 'wpua_do_before_avatar');
remove_action('wpua_after_avatar', 'wpua_do_after_avatar');

To add your own wrapper, you could create something like this:

function my_before_avatar() {
  echo '<div id="my-avatar">';
}
add_action('wpua_before_avatar', 'my_before_avatar');

function my_after_avatar() {
  echo '</div>';
}
add_action('wpua_after_avatar', 'my_after_avatar');

This would output:

<div id="my-avatar">
  <input type="hidden" name="wp-user-avatar" id="wp-user-avatar" value="{attachmentID}" />
  <p id="wpua-add-button">
    <button type="button" class="button" id="wpua-add" name="wpua-add">Edit Image</button>
  </p>
  <p id="wpua-preview">
    <img src="{imageURL}" alt="" />
    <span class="description">Original Size</span>
  </p>
  <p id="wpua-thumbnail">
    <img src="{imageURL}" alt="" />
    <span class="description">Thumbnail</span>
  </p>
  <p id="wpua-remove-button">
    <button type="button" class="button" id="wpua-remove" name="wpua-remove">Default Avatar</button>
  </p>
  <p id="wpua-undo-button">
    <button type="button" class="button" id="wpua-undo" name="wpua-undo">Undo</button>
  </p>
</div>

屏幕截图

WP User Avatar admin settings.
WP User Avatar lets you upload your own Default Avatar.
WP User Avatar adds a field to your profile edit page.
After you've chosen a WP User Avatar image, you will see the option to remove it.

Installation

Visit WP User Avatar for more information and documentation.

Download, install, and activate the WP User Avatar plugin.
On your profile edit page, click “Edit Image”.
Choose an image, then click “Select Image”.
Click “Update Profile”.
Upload your own Default Avatar in your WP User Avatar settings (optional). You can also allow Contributors & Subscribers to upload avatars and disable Gravatar.
Choose a theme that has avatar support. In your theme, manually replace get_avatar with get_wp_user_avatar or leave get_avatar as-is. Read about the differences here.
You can also use the [avatar_upload] and [avatar] shortcodes in your posts. These shortcodes will work with any theme, whether it has avatar support or not.

Example Usage

Posts

Within The Loop, you may be using:

<?php echo get_avatar(get_the_author_meta('ID'), 96); ?>

Replace this function with:

<?php echo get_wp_user_avatar(get_the_author_meta('ID'), 96); ?>

You can also use the values “original”, “large”, “medium”, or “thumbnail” for your avatar size:

<?php echo get_wp_user_avatar(get_the_author_meta('ID'), 'medium'); ?>

You can also add an alignment of “left”, “right”, or “center”:

<?php echo get_wp_user_avatar(get_the_author_meta('ID'), 96, 'left'); ?>

Author Page

On an author page outside of The Loop, you may be using:

<?php
  $user = get_user_by('slug', $author_name); 
  echo get_avatar($user->ID, 96);
?>

Replace this function with:

<?php
  $user = get_user_by('slug', $author_name);
  echo get_wp_user_avatar($user->ID, 96);
?>

If you leave the options blank, WP User Avatar will detect whether you’re inside The Loop or on an author page and return the correct avatar in the default 96×96 size:

<?php echo get_wp_user_avatar(); ?>

The function get_wp_user_avatar can also fall back to get_avatar if there is no WP User Avatar image. For this to work, “Show Avatars” must be checked in your WP User Avatar settings. When this setting is enabled, you will see the user’s Gravatar avatar or Default Avatar.

Comments

For comments, you might have in your template:

<?php echo get_avatar($comment, 32); ?>

Replace this function with:

<?php echo get_wp_user_avatar($comment, 32); ?>

For comments, you must specify the $comment variable.

Other Available Functions

[avatar_upload] shortcode

You can use the [avatar_upload] shortcode to add a standalone uploader to a front page or widget. This uploader is only visible to logged-in users. If you want to integrate the uploader into a profile edit page, see Other Notes.

You can specify a user with the shortcode, but you must have edit_user capability for that particular user.

[avatar_upload user="admin"]

[avatar] shortcode

You can use the [avatar] shortcode in your posts. It will detect the author of the post or you can specify an author by username. You can specify a size, alignment, and link, but they are optional. For links, you can link to the original image file, attachment page, or a custom URL.

[avatar user="admin" size="medium" align="left" link="file" /]

You can also add a caption to the shortcode:

[avatar user="admin" size="medium" align="left" link="file"]Photo Credit: Your Name[/avatar]

Note: If you are using one shortcode without a caption and another shortcode with a caption on the same page, you must close the caption-less shortcode with a forward slash before the closing bracket: [avatar /] instead of [avatar]

get_wp_user_avatar_src

Works just like get_wp_user_avatar but returns just the image src. This is useful if you would like to link a thumbnail-sized avatar to a larger version of the image:

<a href="<?php echo get_wp_user_avatar_src($user_id, 'large'); ?>">
  <?php echo get_wp_user_avatar($user_id, 'thumbnail'); ?>
</a>

has_wp_user_avatar

Returns true if the user has a WP User Avatar image. You must specify the user ID:

<?php
  if ( has_wp_user_avatar($user_id) ) {
    echo get_wp_user_avatar($user_id, 96);
  } else {
    echo '<img src="my-alternate-image.jpg" />';
  }
?>

常见问题

Visit WP User Avatar for more information and documentation.

How do I use WP User Avatar?

First, choose a theme that has avatar support. In your theme, you have a choice of manually replacing get_avatar with get_wp_user_avatar, or leaving get_avatar as-is. Here are the differences:

get_wp_user_avatar

Allows you to use the values “original”, “large”, “medium”, or “thumbnail” for your avatar size.
Doesn’t add a fixed width and height to the image if you use the aforementioned values. This will give you more flexibility to resize the image with CSS.
Allows you to use custom image sizes registered with add_image_size (fixed width and height are added to the image).
Optionally adds CSS classes “alignleft”, “alignright”, or “aligncenter” to position your avatar.
Shows nothing if the user has no WP User Avatar image.
Shows the user’s Gravatar avatar or Default Avatar only if “Show Avatars” is enabled in your WP User Avatar settings.

get_avatar

Requires you to enable “Show Avatars” in your WP User Avatar settings to show any avatars.
Accepts only numeric values for your avatar size.
Always adds a fixed width and height to your image. This may cause problems if you use responsive CSS in your theme.
Shows the user’s Gravatar avatar or Default Avatar if the user doesn’t have a WP User Avatar image. (Choosing “Blank” as your Default Avatar still generates a transparent image file.)
Requires no changes to your theme files if you are currently using get_avatar.

Can I create a custom Default Avatar?

In your WP User Avatar settings, you can upload your own Default Avatar.

Can I disable all Gravatar avatars?

In your WP User Avatar settings, you can select “Disable Gravatar — Use only local avatars” to disable all Gravatar avatars on your site and replace them with your Default Avatar. This will affect your registered users and non-registered comment authors.

Can Contributors or Subscribers choose their own WP User Avatar image?

Yes, if you enable “Allow Contributors & Subscribers to upload avatars” in the WP User Avatar settings. These users will see a slightly different interface because they are allowed only one image upload.

Will WP User Avatar work with comment author avatars?

Yes, for registered users. Non-registered comment authors will show their Gravatar avatars or Default Avatar.

Will WP User Avatar work with bbPress?

Yes!

Will WP User Avatar work with BuddyPress?

No, BuddyPress has its own custom avatar functions and WP User Avatar will override only some of them. It’s best to use BuddyPress without WP User Avatar.

How can I see which users have an avatar?

For Administrators, WP User Avatar adds a column with avatar thumbnails to your Users list table. If “Show Avatars” is enabled in your WP User Avatar settings, you will see avatars to the left of each username instead of in a new column.

Can I use the WP User Avatar uploader in a front page or widget?

Yes, you can use the [avatar_upload] shortcode to put a standalone uploader in a front page or widget. This uploader is only visible to logged-in users. If you want to integrate the uploader into a profile edit page, see Other Notes.

You can specify a user with the shortcode, but you must have 'edit_user' capability to change the user’s avatar.

[avatar_upload user="admin"]

Can I insert WP User Avatar directly into a post?

[avatar user="admin" size="96" align="left" link="file" /]

Outputs:

<a href="{fileURL}" class="wp-user-avatar-link wp-user-avatar-file">
  <img src="{imageURL}" width="96" height="96" class="wp-user-avatar wp-user-avatar-96 alignleft" />
</a>

If you have a caption, the output will be similar to how WordPress adds captions to other images.

[avatar user="admin" size="96" align="left" link="file"]Photo Credit: Your Name[/avatar]

Outputs:

<div style="width: 106px" class="wp-caption alignleft">
  <a href="{fileURL}" class="wp-user-avatar-link wp-user-avatar-file">
    <img src="{imageURL}" width="96" height="96" class="wp-user-avatar wp-user-avatar-96" />
  </a>
  <p class="wp-caption-text">Photo Credit: Your Name</p>
</div>

What CSS can I use with WP User Avatar?

WP User Avatar will add the CSS classes “wp-user-avatar” and “wp-user-avatar-{size}” to your image. If you add an alignment, the corresponding alignment class will be added:

<?php echo get_wp_user_avatar($user_id, 96, 'left'); ?>

Outputs:

<img src="{imageURL}" width="96" height="96" class="wp-user-avatar wp-user-avatar-96 alignleft" />

Note: “alignleft”, “alignright”, and aligncenter” are common WordPress CSS classes, but not every theme supports them. Contact the theme author to add those CSS classes.

If you use the values “original”, “large”, “medium”, or “thumbnail”, no width or height will be added to the image. This will give you more flexibility to resize the image with CSS:

<?php echo get_wp_user_avatar($user_id, 'medium'); ?>

Outputs:

<img src="{imageURL}" class="wp-user-avatar wp-user-avatar-medium" />

Note: WordPress adds more CSS classes to the avatar not listed here.

If you use the [avatar] shortcode, WP User Avatar will add the CSS class “wp-user-avatar-link” to the link. It will also add CSS classes based on link type.

Image File: wp-user-avatar-file
Attachment: wp-user-avatar-attachment
Custom URL: wp-user-avatar-custom

[avatar user=”admin” size=”96″ align=”left” link=”attachment” /]

Outputs:

<a href="{attachmentURL}" class="wp-user-avatar-link wp-user-avatar-attachment">
  <img src="{imageURL}" width="96" height="96" class="wp-user-avatar wp-user-avatar-96 alignleft" />
</a>

What other functions are available for WP User Avatar?

get_wp_user_avatar_src: retrieves just the image URL
has_wp_user_avatar: checks if the user has a WP User Avatar image
See example usage here

Reviews

vahidm_sp 2020年5月6日

it will be really good if you fix problems like this, actually its not a real problem. just a small improvement in queries like this one SELECT DISTINCT YEAR( post_date ) AS year, MONTH( post_date ) AS month FROM wp_posts WHERE post_type = 'attachment' ORDER BY post_date DESC some queries are really slow, i tested it using query monitor. if you fix slow queries it will be really great. thanks for your plugin and support 🙂

squeegily 2020年4月24日

This plugin is a bit rough around the edges, but it technically gets the job done. Flaws: It insinuates its Settings UI as an obnoxious entry on the dashboard as a peer to the "Users", "Tools", and "Plugins" elements, rather than tucking itself politely away as a sub-menu to Settings (like e.g., Very Simple Meta Descripton). And it doesn't even attempt to integrate with the UI, either- it sticks out like a sore thumb Leaves the message You can change your profile picture on Gravatar intact, even while a custom avatar is selected; this is incorrect and potentially confusing. It placed an advertisement on my dashboard, for one of those awful "email marketing" tools that makes the Internet a worse place. Other than that, it gets the job done. In fact, it lets you choose among Gravatar's deterministically-generated md5-based avatar types for unregistered users, which is pretty fun!

milsa 2020年4月23日

Everything was great. In the last update of the plugin, third-party application ads were included. It’s bad that they didn’t warn users.

clickharder 2020年4月23日

UPDATE: Based on the promise of the developer that they will never add notification ads for other products again, I think this plugin is worthy of a review change. I have used it for years and have really liked it. ORIGINAL REVIEW: While this plugin has been very beneficial and I know they are improving it, adding rather large notification ads in 2.2.6 for other plugins that are completely unrelated on the dashboard is a bit frustrating. I know the standard response is "click the dismiss button" but when you are running it on multiple sites it is a bit in of a pain. Also, I would like to remind you of this in the Plugin Guidelines... Advertising within the WordPress dashboard should be avoided, as it is generally ineffective. Users normally only visit settings pages when they’re trying to solve a problem. Making it harder to use a plugin does not generally encourage a good review, and we recommend limiting any ads placed therein. Remember: tracking referrals via those ads is not permitted (see guideline 7) and most third-party systems do not permit back-end advertisements. Abusing the guidelines of an advertising system will result in developers being reported upstream. It would be nice if "Added display ads to dashboard notifications" was listed in the change log. I would have thought twice about updating.

Arnd030 2020年4月22日

Very useful plugin, but shows f****g ads on the dashboard! No mention of this in the Readme!

Belal Dif 2020年4月17日

Avatars not showing up

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Contributors & Developers

“WP User Avatar | User Profile Picture” 是开源软件。以下人员对此插件做出了贡献。

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将“WP User Avatar | User Profile Picture”翻译成您的语言。

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更新日志

2.2.6

Improve compatibility with latest WordPress version.

2.2.5

Fix: Missing translation strings added.

2.2.4

Fix: Warning Resolved on Avatar images.

2.2.3

Fix: Broken Avatar in buddypress resolved.

2.2.2

Fix: Broken avatars on comments section.

2.2.1

Fix: get_avatar_url filter is defined.

2.2.0

Fix: Fatel Error “Cannot use string offset as an array” resolved in PHP7.2.

2.1.9

New: New filter ‘wpua_default_alt_tag’ added to modify default image alt tag And warning error resolved on stagging environment.

2.1.8

Fix: Language Files are updated and warning error resolved on stagging environment.

2.1.7

Fix: Default ALT tag added.

2.1.6

Fix: Removed ads from the setting page.

2.1.5

Fix: Translation bug resolved in class-wp-user-avatar-admin file in PHP 7.

2.1.4

Fix: Remove Ads from dashboard and all other pages.

2.1.3

Fix: Better Styling

2.1.2

Fix: Tested up to 4.9.7

2.1.1

Fix: Insecure content over https issue is fixed.

2.0.9

New Shortcode: Use [avatar user=current] shortcode to show current logged in user avatar.

2.0.8

Fix: Compatible with php 7.

2.0.7

Improvement Fix: Removed languages files to be used from core wordpress language packs.

2.0.7

Improvement Fix: Removed languages files to be used from core wordpress language packs.

2.0.6

Improvement Fix: Broken Jquery files from UI is resolved.

2.0.5

Improvement Fix: Broken JS files from UI is resolved.

2.0.4

Improvement Fix: Activation warning in some cases is resolved.

2.0.3

Improvement Fix: Added missing translation strings in English version of po file.

2.0.0

Improvement Fix: Added missing translation strings in English version of po file.
Bug Fix: Missing $user = $current_user is added in class-wp-user-avatar.php on line 156.

1.9.19

Improvement Fix: Fixed add_query_arg() and remove_query_arg() usage to avoid XSS Vulnerability.

1.9.18

Bug Fix: Removed cron job dependency for excellent performance.
Bug Fix: Resolved gravatar was not showing on some special cases.
Bug Fix: Resolved speed problem in case of large number of users for multisite, bbpress and buddy press.
Bug Fix: Resolved display custom avatar problem when default and customer avatar is same choosen.

1.9.17

Bug Fix: Removed the looping through all users on admin_init action.

1.9.16

Bug Fix: lots of entries in wp_options table resolved.

1.9.15

Bug Fix: Multiple Cron job added bug resolved.

1.9.14

Bug Fix: Speed Issues due to check many times if gravatar exist.
Bug Fix: Default gravatar issue for mustache and gravatar logo at front end and at buddypress pages
Bug Fix: Avatar while adding for existing user.
Bug Fix: UI issue when Gravatar option is enable/disable.

1.9.13

Bug Fix: Load _load_wp_includes mostly only on front pages
Bug Fix: Check for edit_posts capability before enabling filters for Subscribers

1.9.12

Add: wpua_edit_user_redirect_url filter
Add: wpua_edit_user_safe_redirect filter
Bug Fix: Clean output buffer
Update: Description field for widget

1.9.11

Update: Disable resource manager until a better solution comes along

1.9.10

Bug Fix: Check for TinyMCE version

1.9.9

Bug Fix: TinyMCE not loaded

1.9.8

Bug Fix: Check user permissions for displaying widget
Update: Load resource manager only if NextGEN Gallery isn’t installed

1.9.7

Bug Fix: Remove resource manager
Bug Fix: User ID in shortcode

1.9.6

Bug Fix: Load resource manager on front pages only
Update: [avatar_upload] user variable
Update: Documentation

1.9.5

Add: Start documentation of functions
Bug Fix: [avatar_upload] permalink and redirect

1.9.4

Add: Widget for [avatar_upload]
Add: wpua_before_avatar_admin and wpua_after_avatar_admin for admin pages
Bug Fix: Load functions class on plugins_loaded
Update: Allow non-numeric WPUA value

1.9.3

Bug Fix: Missing php

1.9.2

Add: Setup class
Bug Fix: Give wpua_attachment_is_image filter two variables
Bug Fix: Return [avatar_upload] instead of echo
Remove: Unneccessary filters
Update: Allow upload to overwrite avatar for Contributors & Subscribers
Update: Move Edit Image link for Contributors & Subscribers
Update: Move text from localize script to data attribute
Update: Shorten variable names
Update: Wrap all classes in init

1.9.1

Bug Fix: Double underscore for options page title
Bug Fix: Remove TinyMCE language pack
Bug Fix: Wrong variables in get_wp_user_avatar filter

1.9

Add: Filters throughout plugin
Bug Fix: Die messages
Update: Move public functions to class

1.8.10

Add: Search and screen option in Media Library view
Bug Fix: Bulk delete in Media Library view
Bug Fix: Hide captions if “Show Avatars” is off
Bug Fix: Update avatar metadata on removal
Update: Choose Image text
Update: Show only images in Media Library modal
Update: Show upload tab if no WP User Avatar image has been selected yet

1.8.9

Bug Fix: Check for post object

1.8.8

Bug Fix: Media upload scripts

1.8.7

Bug Fix: Bad reference to wpua_is_author_or_above

1.8.6

Bug Fix: Check for media upload scripts before setting post parent

1.8.5

Add: Capability check in one function

1.8.4

Bug Fix: Set avatar post parent to 0

1.8.3

Bug Fix: Prevent attachment insert without image
Update: Check for delete_posts capability instead of user role for Subscribers
Update: Refactor and clean up

1.8.2

Bug Fix: Edit avatar setting

1.8.1

Bug Fix: Reattach scripts to profile action

1.8

Add: Front page uploader
Add: Media Library view of all avatars
Bug Fix: Identify public static functions
Update: Refactor code into separate classes
Update: Translations

1.7.2

Bug Fix: Files not committed properly in previous release

1.7.1

Update: Error message handling for front pages

1.7

Add: Caption for avatar
Add: Polish translation
Update: Error message handling

1.6.8

Bug Fix: Shortcode without user

1.6.7

Add: Undo button
Bug Fix: Get original avatar

1.6.6

Add: Donation message
Bug Fix: Die page when image is too large
Bug Fix: Resize images uploaded through plugin only
Remove: Unused function
Update: Refactor JavaScript

1.6.5

Bug Fix: Use entire comment object instead of just e-mail address

1.6.4

Bug Fix: Correct avatar not showing in widget
Update: Check compatibility to 3.7.1

1.6.3

Bug Fix: Checkbox value for “Crop avatars to exact dimensions”

1.6.2

Bug Fix: Show Default Avatar if attachment doesn’t exist
Bug Fix: manage_users_custom_column not returning values

1.6.1

Bug Fix: Profile not saving without an avatar for Contributors & Subscribers

1.6.0

Add: Filters to change profile HTML structure
Add: Recognition of sizes registered with add_image_size
Add: Resize image options for Contributors & Subscribers
Bug Fix: Rerrange CSS class names

1.5.8

Bug Fix: Add function exists checks to prevent redeclare errors
Bug Fix: Page die if file upload is too big
Bug Fix: Upload file with submit

1.5.7

Bug Fix: Separate out JavaScript for Contributors & Subscribers
Bug Fix: Subscriber uploader not finding error type

1.5.6

Update: Use cache for wpua_has_gravatar

1.5.5

Bug Fix: Hide “Edit Image” button if Contributors & Subscribers can’t edit avatar
Bug Fix: Remove edit_posts capability if Subscribers can’t edit avatar

1.5.4

Add: Option to enable avatar editing privilege for Contributors & Subscribers
Add: Swedish translation
Update: Move inline JavaScript to wp-user-avatar.js and wp-user-avatar-admin.js
Update: Load JavaScript in footer
Update: Translations

1.5.3

Remove: Option to disable scripts in front pages
Update: Load media upload scripts only on profile and avatar admin pages
Update: Translations

1.5.2

Bug Fix: Ability to disable scripts in front pages

1.5.1

Add: Ability to disable scripts in front pages
Update: Uninstall options
Update: Translations

1.5

Add: Ability to disable Gravatar avatars
Add: Upload size limiter for Contributors & Subscribers
Add: French, German, and Spanish translations

1.4.2

Bug Fix: Include screen.php for get_current_screen function

1.4.1

Bug Fix: Allow multipart data in form
Bug Fix: Use wp_die for errors

1.4

Add: Uploader for Contributors & Subscribers
Add: Media states for avatar images
Add: Plugin admin settings
Update: Change support only to WP 3.4+

1.3.6

Add: Target for link in shortcode
Update: Clean up code and add more comments

1.3.5

Bug Fix: Swap TinyMCE file locations

1.3.4

Update: Change support only to WP 3.3+ because of jQuery 1.7.1 support

1.3.3

Update: Shortcode checks for user ID, login, slug, or e-mail address
Update: Move jquery to register_script for < WP 3.5

1.3.2

Bug Fix: Check for user before setting name in alt tag
Update: readme.txt

1.3.1

Bug Fix: Rename usermeta only if found

1.3

Add: Multisite support
Bug Fix: Warnings if no user found
Update: Enable action_show_user_profile for any class using show_user_profile hook

1.2.6

Bug Fix: options-discussion.php page doesn’t show default avatars

1.2.5

Bug Fix: Comment author showing wrong avatar
Bug Fix: Avatar adds fixed dimensions when non-numeric size is used
Update: Use local image for default avatar instead of calling image from Gravatar

1.2.4

Bug Fix: Show default avatar when user removes custom avatar
Bug Fix: Default Avatar save setting

1.2.3

Bug Fix: Show default avatar when user removes custom avatar
Bug Fix: Default Avatar save setting

1.2.2

Add: Ability for bbPress users to edit avatar on front profile page
Add: Link options for shortcode
Bug Fix: Show WP User Avatar only to users with upload_files capability

1.2.1

Add: TinyMCE button
Update: Clean up redundant code
Update: Compatibility only back to WordPress 3.3

1.2

Add: Default Avatar setting

1.1.8

Bug Fix: Change update_usermeta to update_user_meta

1.1.6

Bug Fix: Image not showing in user profile edit

1.1.5a

Update: readme.txt

1.1.5

Bug Fix: Remove stray curly bracket

1.1.4

Bug Fix: Change get_usermeta to get_user_meta
Bug Fix: Non-object warning when retrieving user ID

1.1.3

Bug Fix: Comment author with no e-mail address

1.1.2

Remove: Unused variables

1.1.1

Bug Fix: Capabilities error in comment avatar

1.1

Add: Add filter for get_avatar
Add: CSS alignment classes
Add: Replace comment author avatar
Add: Shortcode
Update: readme.txt

1.0.2

Update: FAQ
Remove: CSS that hides “Insert into Post”

1.0.1

Add: CSS classes to image output

1.0

Initial release