How Avatars Behave on a WordPress Multisite Network
One person, one photo, every site on the network — and the permission consequences that follow from that.
One person, one photo, every site on the network — and the permission consequences that follow from that.
From changing one core setting to writing your own filter — the five real options, and which sites each one suits.
Two avatar systems on one site is a support problem. Here is how to make BuddyPress use the same uploader as the rest of your site.
The stock account area is a set of forms. A few small changes turn it into somewhere customers recognise as theirs.
One toggle puts the avatar uploader on the Account details form, next to the fields customers already edit.
WordPress asks an outside service for every avatar on your site. Here is how to serve your users’ own photos from your own server instead.