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Nope, sorry. It’s just for player profiles.

This might be helpful, though: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_browser_protocol

Something peculiar about the styling on the link animation of your theme, I think.

Just open the widget settings and under “Main Template”, add the following between the <style></style> tags.

.steam-widget-profile-games .game-name>a {
    color: #cfcfcf;
}

Well, there are secure versions of the Steam images, but they aren’t revealed in the data that is retrieved for the widget. I’d have to hard-code in a server address that is subject to change, and I’m not sure I want to do that.

Of course, it’s of little use to download a few Steam icons as encrypted, but I understand the symbolic purpose of it. If this feature is important to anyone else, leave a reply, and I might consider adding it.

This feature has been suggested a lot, but as it is so major and I have no personal interest in adding it, appropriate compensation would have to be on offer for me to even consider it. Two others have already approached me about this, but never followed through. But if you’re really serious about it, you can email me: https://www.snakebytestudios.com/contact/

I looked at the source code to be sure what was going on. Yes, it does default to my steam information only if no other username is given. So either there is a user error or a problem with your WP setup that is causing widget data to not be saved or retrieved.

When you enter your username or id into the widget’s settings and then save, does the username stay there when the save completes? Is the username still there when you reload the widget settings page?

Wow, that’s older than I expected. WordPress itself requires 5.2 now: https://www.ads-software.com/about/requirements/. So I won’t add support for anything less.

So see if you can’t get PHP upgraded.

what version of PHP do you have?

also, if you have access to your php.ini, you should set display_errors off so you don’t get these kinds of non-fatal errors printed on your front-end.

Hah.. okay. Well, when in doubt, check my site to see if my widget is working.

Was probably something steam-side causing the delay.

Guten tag frau.

Your steam profile appears to be set to “Steam Users Only”, which apparently only makes your basic info visible for the plugin. You have to go into your steam privacy settings and set your profile status to “Public” for all games to appear in the plugin.

Thanks for the question. Perhaps I should add it to the FAQ…

Well, there is a conditional pattern to show if you’re currently ingame. See the FAQ on how to use it. But that’s all I got for you right now.

Thanks for using. Looks nice on your site, BTW. ??

Yes, I understand. But Steam simply doesn’t provide that exact information in any of their APIs. So it’d be much more complex to implement in the widget.

Possible sure, but not terribly simple since Steam doesn’t provide that exact data. The widget would have to watch the hours each game has been played the last two weeks and see which one was the last to increase.

But I’m not completely against it. If anyone else wants to cast their vote for this feature, leave a reply.

Thanks for the feedback.

I could be tempted to add BuddyPress support (even if only customized for your site) if compensation were on the table. Send me an email if you want to discuss it further.

https://www.snakebytestudios.com/email

Nope, no plans at all for supporting BuddyPress. Basically, since the relative popularity of this plugin is so low, any features I add are going to be things that I personally want. So expect achievements and stats to be supported before groups.

That said, if the popularity were much higher, I would consider adding more crowd-pleasers to the plugin.

Thanks for the feedback. Like the site.

Certainly looks interesting, especially the use of AJAX. Would be glad to look at your code and see if there’s anything I might want to include in a future release–no promises, though, of course.

Email me using this link:
https://www.snakebytestudios.com/email