Perfect. That is exactly what we need to know.
It means the Zephyr theme is accidentally declaring a function that is already being declared by WordPress core files. Possibly due to a WordPress update introducing that function into the core code.
To fix this I suggest you edit the file /themes/zephyr/zephyr-includes/zephyr-functions.php
and just before line 34 add this code:
if(!function_exists("get_avatar_url")){
Now the harder part if you are not familiar with PHP code: you need to find the last line of the function that starts on line 34.
The code should look something like this (from line 34):
function get_avatar_url($someId){
...
...
...
}
And that ‘}
‘ closes the function. *After* that you also need to add another ‘}
‘ to match the ‘{
‘ of the if statement you added at line 33.
So by the time you finish the code will look like this:
if(!function_exists("get_avatar_url")){
function get_avatar_url($someId){
...
...
...
}
}
Does that make sense? If it doesn’t, paste here the code from say line 30 to line 60 of the file zephyr-functions.php and I will edit it for you, then you can paste it back into your file.