Beschreibung
Fügt den Benutzerprofilen ein Avatar-Upload-Feld hinzu, wenn der aktuelle Benutzer über Medienberechtigungen verfügt. Erzeugt die gewünschten Größen auf Anfrage, genau wie Gravatar! Einfach und leicht.
Bearbeite einfach ein Benutzerprofil und scrolle zum neuen Feld „Avatar“. Das Plugin kümmert sich um das Zuschneiden und die Größenanpassung!
- Speichert Avatare im Ordner „uploads“, in dem alle deine anderen Medien aufbewahrt werden.
- Hat eine einfache, native Oberfläche
- Volle Unterstützung von Gravatar- und Standard-Avataren, wenn für den Benutzer kein lokaler Avatar festgelegt wurde. Du kannst Gravatar jedoch auch deaktivieren
- Erzeugt bei Bedarf die gewünschte Avatargröße (und speichert die neue Größe aus Effizienzgründen), so dass sie gut aussieht, genau wie Gravatar!
- Lässt dich entscheiden, ob Benutzer mit niedrigeren Rechten (Abonnenten, Mitwirkende) ihren eigenen Avatar hochladen können.
- Aktiviert die Bewertung lokaler Avatare, wie Gravatar
Screenshots
Avatar-Upload-Feld auf einer Benutzer-Profilseite
Installation
- Einfache Installation über das WordPress-Plugin-Bedienfeld oder manuelles Herunterladen des Plugins und Hochladen des extrahierten Ordners in das Verzeichnis
/wp-content/plugins/. - Aktiviere das Plugin über das Plugins-Menü in WordPress
- Wenn Du möchtest, dass nur Benutzer mit Datei-Upload-Berechtigung Avatare hochladen können, aktiviere die entsprechende Option unter Einstellungen > Diskussion
- Starte das Hochladen von Avataren, durch bearbeiten der Benutzerprofile!
Verwende Avatare in deinem Theme mithilfe der eingebauten get_avatar() Funktion von WordPress: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_avatar
Du kannst auch get_simple_local_avatar() (mit denselben Argumenten) verwenden, um lokale Avatare etwas schneller abzurufen. Dadurch wird dein Theme jedoch von diesem Plugin abhängig.
Rezensionen
28. August 2022
Thanks for this plugin, it has been solve my problem with single installation.
2. Juli 2022
While I support the principles behind Gravatars, my real-world experience is this: (1) I need different avatars of myself on different sites where I have professional or personal roles; (2) therefore a single universal Gravatar does not work for me, and I'm not going to set up different Gravatar accounts for different sites because, hey, c'mon; (3) for a low volume site with a number of known contributors, Gravatars add an extra layer of external complexity.
The "Simple Local Avatar" plug-in works for me, and addresses my pain points in a helpful way that is consistent with the way Gravatars work. The developer is going out of his way to make sure that a site with this plug-in will still accept and use Gravatars, but adds the common-sense capability for a user to upload their own Avatar photo. Dirt-simple and easy to use. It did not introduce any incompatibilities for me, and I appreciate that it just works.
5. Juli 2022
...is there a way to skip the cropping step? I've already prepared the avatar image beforehand and have no need for another cropped version to be added to my media library. And in cases where the avatar is not supposed to have a square shape, the plugin is not usable anymore.
edit: skipping crop is now possible, changed my rating
5. Februar 2022
Thanks for a great plugin.
4. Dezember 2021
Does exactly what it purports to do, cleanly and obviously. If you are looking for a plugin that plays nicely with gravatars but allows you to override them or select/upload an image from the media library, look no further. Essential for sites that publish authors who may not have WP accounts or ever sign into WP admin, but still need avatars/profile images.
9. November 2021
This does work, but has some issues, First it doesn't remove the default Profile Picture. Meaning you will see 2 sections in the Admin > Users for user photo. This confuses clients. There should be an option to hide the default Profile Picture or it should just do it automatically when this is enabled. Secondly, a minor issue is that the Admin setting for this is under Settings > Discussion. Which is fine, but I use "Disable Comments" which hides Settings > Discussion so I have no way of making Admin settings changes to this. Also most Plugins that have a settings page would have a settings link in the Plugins page underneath it's name and this does not making it hard to find where the settings page is, but the author does explain this in their documentation.
Mitwirkende & Entwickler
„Simple Local Avatars“ ist Open-Source-Software. Folgende Menschen haben an diesem Plugin mitgewirkt:
Mitwirkende
„Simple Local Avatars“ wurde in 17 Sprachen übersetzt. Danke an die Übersetzerinnen und Übersetzer für ihre Mitwirkung.
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Änderungsprotokoll
2.6.0 – 2022-09-13
Note that this release bumps the minimum required version of WordPress from 4.6 to 5.7 and PHP from 5.6 to 7.4.
- Added: If a default avatar image is used, ensure that outputs alt text. This will either be default text (Avatar photo) or the alt text from the uploaded default image (props @dkotter, @faisal-alvi via #147)
- Added: Two hooks,
simple_local_avatar_updatedandsimple_local_avatar_deleted, (props @t-lock, @faisal-alvi, @dkotter via #149) - Changed: Bump minimum required version of WordPress from 4.6 to 5.7 (props @vikrampm1, @faisal-alvi, @cadic via #143).
- Changed: Bump minimum required version of PHP from 5.6 to 7.4 (props @vikrampm1, @faisal-alvi, @cadic via #143).
- Changed:The plugin is now available via Composer without any additional steps required (props @faisal-alvi, @kovshenin, @jeffpaul via #145)
- Security: Bump
terserfrom 5.14.1 to 5.14.2 (props @dependabot, @faisal-alvi via #142)
2.5.0 – 2022-06-24
- Added: Skip cropping button (props @dkotter, @faisal-alvi, @cadic, @jeffpaul, @dinhtungdu via #130)!
- Added: Updated the button name from „Skip Crop“ to „Default Crop“ only on the edit profile page (props @faisal-alvi, @peterwilsoncc via #136).
- Added: If an image used for a local avatar has alt text assigned, ensure that alt text is used when rendering the image (props @dkotter, @pixelloop, @faisal-alvi via #127).
- Added: Support for bbPress by loading the JS at FE on the profile edit page (props @foliovision, @faisal-alvi, @iamdharmesh via #134).
- Added: Cypress E2E tests (props @faisal-alvi, @vikrampm1, @Sidsector9 via #115).
- Fixed: Broken avatar URLs for network-configured shared avatars with non-standard thumbnail sizes (props @vladolaru, @faisal-alvi via #125).
- Fixed:
HTTP_REFERERis null and causing PHP warning (props @alireza-salehi, @faisal-alvi, @peterwilsoncc via #129).
2.4.0 – 2022-05-10
- Added: Ability to set a default avatar. (props @mehulkaklotar, @jeffpaul, @dinhtungdu, @faisal-alvi via #96).
- Fixed: Correct plugin name in changelog. (props @grappler, @jeffpaul via #117).
- Fixed: Avatar cache not being cleared. (props @thefrosty, @jeffpaul, @faisal-alvi, @peterwilsoncc via #118 & #120).
- Security: Dev dependency
@wordpress/scriptsupgraded to resolve deeper level dependency security issues. (props @jeffpaul, @faisal-alvi, @cadic via #119).
2.3.0 – 2022-04-25
- Added: Crop screen (props @jeffpaul, @helen, @ajmaurya99, @Antonio-Lagun, @faisal-alvi).
- Added: Avatar preview for Subscribers (props @ankitguptaindia, @dinhtungdu, @dkotter).
- Added: More robust multisite support and shared avatar setting (props @adamsilverstein, @helen, @jeffpaul, @dkotter, @faisal-alvi, @holle75).
- Added: Settings link to plugin action links (props @rahulsprajapati, @jeffpaul, @iamdharmesh).
- Added: Dashboard setting and WP-CLI command to migrate avatars from WP User Avatar (props @jeffpaul, @claytoncollie, @helen, @faisal-alvi).
- Added: Option to clear cache of user meta to remove image sizes that do not exist (props @jeffpaul, @ituk, @dinhtungdu, @sparkbold, @thrijith).
- Added: Package file (props @faisal-alvi, @jeffpaul, @claytoncollie, @cadic).
- Added: PHP Unit Tests (props @faisal-alvi, @iamdharmesh).
- Added: „No Response“ GitHub Action (props @jeffpaul).
- Changed: Bump WordPress „tested up to“ version to 5.9 (props @jeffpaul, @ankitguptaindia, @dinhtungdu, @phpbits).
- Changed: Bump WordPress „tested up to“ version to 6.0 (props @ajmaurya99 via #110).
- Changed: Format admin script (props @thrijith, @dinhtungdu).
- Fixed: Media ID as string in REST API (props @diodoe, @dinhtungdu, @dkotter).
- Fixed: Avatar rating text is not translated properly if a user has a custom language Set (props @ActuallyConnor, @faisal-alvi).
- Security: PHP 8 compatibility (props @faisal-alvi, @dkotter, @Sidsector9).
- Security: Bump
rmccue/requestsfrom 1.7.0 to 1.8.0 (props dependabot@). - Security: Bump
nanoidfrom 3.1.28 to 3.2.0 (props dependabot@). - Security: Bump
minimistfrom 1.2.5 to 1.2.6 (props dependabot@).
2.2.0 – 2020-10-27
- Added:
$argsparameter toget_simple_local_avatarfunction (props @dinhtungdu, @heyjones, @dkotter, @sumnercreations, @dshanske). - Added:
Simple_Local_Avatars::get_avatar_data(),Simple_Local_Avatars::get_simple_local_avatar_url(), andSimple_Local_Avatars::get_default_avatar_url()methods (props @dinhtungdu, @heyjones, @dkotter, @sumnercreations, @dshanske). - Added: Ability to retrieve avatar with
WP_Postobject (props @oscarssanchez, @blobaugh). - Added: class and ID to Avatar section on Profile Page to allow easier styling (props @dinhtungdu).
- Added: WP Acceptance test coverage (props @dinhtungdu).
- Changed: Switched to
pre_get_avatar_datafilter (props @dinhtungdu, @heyjones, @dkotter, @sumnercreations, @dshanske). - Changed:
assign_new_user_avatarfunction to public (props @tripflex). - Changed: Split the main class into its own file, added unit tests, and set up testing GitHub action (props @dinhtungdu, @helen, @stevegrunwell).
- Changed: New plugin banner and icon (props @JackieKjome).
- Changed: Bump WordPress version „tested up to“ 5.5 (props @Waka867, @tmoorewp, @jeffpaul, @dinhtungdu).
- Changed: GitHub Actions from HCL to YAML workflow syntax (props @jeffpaul).
- Changed: Documentation updates (props @jeffpaul).
- Fixed: Initialize
Simple_Local_Avatarson the$simple_local_avatarsglobal, enabling bundling plugin with composer (props @pauldewouters, @adamsilverstein). - Removed:
get_avatarfunction that overrides the core function (props @dinhtungdu, @heyjones, @dkotter, @sumnercreations, @dshanske).
2.1.1 – 2019-05-07
- Gefixt: Lösche keine Avatare, nur weil sie nicht auf dem lokalen Dateisystem vorhanden sind. Dies führte gelegentlich dazu, dass Avatare gelöscht wurden, wenn WordPress-Uploads an anderer Stelle gespeichert wurden, z.B. in einem Cloud-Dienst.
2.1 – 2018-10-24
- Neu: Alle Avatar-Uploads gehen nun in die Mediathek. Keine Sorge – Benutzer, die nicht in der Lage sind, Dateien hochzuladen, können ansonsten den Inhalt deiner Mediathek nicht sehen. Dies ermöglicht es lokalen Avataren, andere Funktionen zu respektieren, die deine Website in Bezug auf hochgeladene Bilder bietet, wie z.B. externes Hosting.
- New: REST API Unterstützung für das Erhalten und Aktualisieren.
- Neu: Verwende .org-Sprachpakete, anstatt Übersetzungen zu bündeln.
- Fixed: Vermeide einen
ArgumentCountError. - Fixed: Ein paar Internationalisierungsprobleme.
2.0 – 2013-06-02
- Choose or upload an avatar from the media library (for users with appropriate capabilities)!
- Local avatars are rated for appropriateness, just like Gravatar
- A new setting under Discussion enables administrators to turn off Gravatar (only use local avatars)
- Delete the local avatar with a single button click (like everywhere else in WordPress)
- Uploaded avatar file names are appended with the timestamp, addressing browser image caching issues
- New developer filter for preventing automatic rescaling: simple_local_avatars_dynamic_resize
- New developer filter for limiting upload size: simple_local_avatars_upload_limit
- Upgraded functions deprecated since WordPress 3.5
- Fixed translations not working on front end (although translations are now a bit out of date…)
- Hungarian translation added (needs further updating again with new version)
- Assorted refactoring / improvements under the hood
1.3.1 – 2011-12-29
- Brazilian Portuguese and Belarusian translations
- Bug fixes (most notably correct naming of image files based on user display name)
- Optimization for WordPress 3.2 / 3.3 (substitutes deprecated function)
1.3 – 2011-09-22
- Avatar file name saved as „user-display-name_avatar“ (or other image extension)
- Russian localization added
- Assorted minor code optimizations
1.2.4 – 2011-07-02
- Support for front end avatar uploads (e.g. Theme My Profile)
1.2.3 – 2011-04-04
- Russian localization
1.2.2 – 2011-03-25
- Fix for avatars uploaded pre-1.2.1 having a broken path after upgrade
1.2.1 – 2011-01-26
- French localization
- Simplify uninstall code
1.2 – 2011-01-26
- Fix path issues on some IIS servers (resulting in missing avatar images)
- Fix rare uninstall issues related to deleted avatars
- Spanish localization
- Andere kleinere Optimierungen unter der Haube
1.1.3 – 2011-01-20
- Löscht alte Avatare beim Ändern des Avatars richtig.
- Behebt „foreach“-Warnung im Debug-Modus bei der Aktualisierung von Avatar-Bildern.
1.1.2 – 2011-01-18
- Norwegische Lokalisierung
1.1.1 – 2011-01-18
- Italienische Lokalisierung
1.1 – 2011-01-18
- Alle Benutzer (unabhängig von den Berechtigungen) können standardmäßig Avatare hochladen. Um das Hochladen von Avataren auf Benutzer mit Upload-Berechtigungen (Autoren und höher) zu beschränken, aktiviere die entsprechende Option unter Einstellungen > Diskussion. Dies war das Standardverhalten in 1.0.
- Lokalisierungsunterstützung; Deutsch inklusive
1.0 – 2011-01-18
- Initial release.