jgoldbloom

You resolved this in the Dev and 1.4.3 – ok to resolve this issue. Bravo, thank you.

Also showing in descriptions, back end.

After a thorough conflict test it’s still happening and seems like a bug.

• Switched to twenty-seventeen (and WP 4.7.3) out of the box — unmodified theme
• Disabled all plugins except UM
• Cleared browser cache along each step

Please investigate.

Resolved.

Resolved in dev version, thanks!

FYI – I utilized the asgarosforum_after_post_message hook and CSS with positioning to put author social media icons from their profile in the content pane, responsively styled to look like it’s part of Asgaros look/feel with my theme in any view:

Screenshot

@asgaros – dev version is excellent, and bravo for the hook system which allowed me to do all this without any plugin changes.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by jgoldbloom. Reason: fixed link

Thank you very, very much, and no problemo with the CSS. ??

Way cool.

Thank you!

I installed the dev version and appreciate your efforts, in my child theme I added a few mobile CSS overrides to work better with mobile phones in portrait view where screen width is much smaller. My objective is for the site, including Asgaros, to be fully responsive in all views, as much as possible. So removing “!important” along with your other changes resulted in less work as well! Bravo.

The only issue is how the search box floats oddly next to the breadcrumb when in mobile phone portrait view. The screenshot below was captured on an iPhone 6 so you can easily see the actual end user experience:

Seems the search box HTML is physically within its parent and right floated in on-mobile view, the current CSS media queries don’t account for this viewport?

I’ll leave that to you, and thanks for the dev to test.

BTW I added a right animated jQuery slide-out in topic view to show the BIO text, it’s toggled to show/hide when the author avatar/name or bio button!

Check it out

@yworld

To each their own which is the essence of my comments in whole – choice is power. The moving of author profile content to the bottom was to save space vertically in mobile/responsive views as noted in my original post here and by others.

Below is a screen shot to demonstrate all that, even with the avatar enabled and user’s WP role added in author panel. And as @asgaros noted even small posts are no problem. I really like the look, TBH:

Note: I opted to discuss here to consolidate and avoid two support forums on the same issue, but thanks for offering.

Thank you so much, as always! Honestly.

BTW, I was inspired to move my critical author profile info to the post content bottom (see screenshot), enabled the avatar for phones/tablets, repositioned a few elements — all accomplished only via CSS changes and the asgarosforum_after_post_message hook code, all in my child theme.

The only minor native plugin code change was to remove “!important” in media.css, a simple change I hope you make soon. As you can see, I’m also hoping others are inspired to make use of the space if adding content to the post panels.

Edited this reply to fix dumb typos, heh.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by jgoldbloom.

I forgot to mention in my case author panel has profile info specific to that author and if I opt to move some of it to the post panel it would likely be on the bottom, *horizontally*, in a styled div that makes it part of the forum box-panel look/feel, using asgarosforum_filter_post_content. But hiding profile info in any way without my decision to do so impacts my goal – users on my forum need to know those details in context to my cat/forum setup and other reasons important to me.

My fingers are bleeding and I’ve said my thing so unless any other questions directed to me I’ll bow out and leave it up to @asgaros ??

Nope, don’t buy that – to you two and anyone else nodding their head on that view.

Here’s key reasons why and believe me that I’ve though this through:

1) Respectfully, this aspect is not up to you, the author panel is part of the content I control as admin since a *filter* exists to do so as I please, including look and feel. Let me, not the plugin author, determine its restrictions.

2) Other users on here like yworld as well as very common/popular forum software (phpbb, ultimate bbs, etc.) have optional/hooked author and even signature panels with optional extended information – even if reply is one line for example, mobile/desktop views. There is wide precedent, so you’re in the minority.

Now I will concede a few distinctions as I have an open mind as well:

1) I could modify the filter to show extended author panel content view a show/hide button or link
2) I could move some of it to the post panel
3) I am also in favor of admin area toggle options

With those concessions noted, I still go back to the most important point that the filters are there to allow customization of my choosing, as it should be, and plugin authors who force by default restrictions on said content is the definition of irony.

Thanks for listening, and your opinions.

Also, tablet landscape should render the forum author info column same as desktop as tablets in wide view has the room. Or, allow admins to set the mobile breakpoint.

These various requests are very important, I think. Your thoughts?

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@luke

In UM create a profile form, then create a new page in WP with the UM shortcode to render the profile form and assign in your page a permalink with the path i.e. “https://yourdomain.com/profile”. After that go to UM settings > setup > user page and assign your profile page there so UM is aware. Finally, in function.php in your theme or child theme use the filter (as the plugin author reminded me it exists already, my bad) and set the href in the Asgaros filter use the the permalink.