jmarreros

Hi
I think you should use the Dcms_Simple_Author_Bio class,
dcms_sab_add_content_bio() method add author bio to the content

Hi
Yes, it’s saved in the post’s metadata, you can use: get_post_meta() function and _dcms_eufi_img (for the imgae url) and _dcms_eufi_alt (for the image alt text)

For example:

$img_url = get_post_meta(XX, '_dcms_eufi_img' , true); 
$img_alt_text = get_post_meta(XX, '_dcms_eufi_alt' , true); 

Where XX is the postID, ref: https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/functions/get_post_meta/

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by jmarreros.

Thanks.

It is not possible in the current version.

Hi,

I’m quite sure that the plugin doesn’t generate any thumbnail, it’s posible that you already has a featured image assigned to your entry.

Try with a new entry.

Hi,

Unfortunately, the external url you use doesn’t generate thumbnails.

The plugin is especially useful for images from external repositories, like Amazon S3, you could see if your service offers you a url that is already in cache.

Best regards,
Jhon,

Hi,

Unfortunately it is not possible because a WordPress core field is used, WordPress sanitized this field.

Hi, Leemon

I’ve updated the plugin recently,
The problem was the Simple HTML DOM Library
Current version now is 1.0.4

Thanks.

Hi

You also have to change description and heading margin left

try this code:

.dcms_author-info .dcms_author-description,
.dcms_author-info .dcms_author-heading{
    margin-left: 136px!important;;
}

If you want to use another gravatar size, find this file: /wp-content/plugins/simple-author-bio/includes/class-dcms-simple-author-bio.php

Search get_avatar function (line 132), and add another parameter, default is 96
For example:


$replace[] = get_avatar( get_the_author_meta( 'user_email' ), 512 );


Ref: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/get_avatar

Cheers! ??

Hi,

You can use CSS:

body .dcms_author-avatar .avatar{
 max-width: 96px;
}

change 96px , for example max-width: 120px

Cheers! ??

Hi, I reviewed your theme, it manages the featured image with its own classes, for example in the detail single post, you can search this file “loop-single.php” in your theme, in the line 43 you can see the logic for featured image in your theme, you could add the standard WordPress function to show featured image : the_post_thumbnail(); , then you will see the featured external image.

In conclusion, I think you should edit code in some files of your theme.
Yo may ask the developers of your theme, because it’s a commercial theme.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by jmarreros.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by jmarreros.

Sorry, I didn’t get your mail, try to resend me again, perhaps you should send me a link from a virtual disk, not the file

Try with my email: [email protected]

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by jmarreros.

I think, you can use a virtual disk service like Dropbox to upload the theme and send me the link

It’s a commercial theme, I can’t test.
If you want you can send me the theme installer.