zantafio

Shame on me – I had not yet created the categories for all languages, so the categories were not displayed. After I translated the categories into all languages, they are now displayed correctly.

*resolved*

Hi @champsupertramp,

thank you very much and please excuse the stupid question – I could have figured that out myself ?? – I should take a few days off again!

Thanks for the great support!

zan

I just found out how to fix the problem. I had do choose 190x190px at Ultimate Member > Settings > Design > Size profile image. I had this first set to 40x40px, because I wanted it to be displayed at this size.

This change doesn’t affect the size of how the pictures are displayed, but now it is displayed clear and sharp even in the member’s list!
*HAPPY*

cheers, zan

Oops, sorry – I didn’t know that, I’ll pay attention from now on.

bye, zan

@champsupertramp, still the same – blurry: https://prnt.sc/10vxn4y

the image used in the members list has just 40x40px:
/wp-content/uploads/ultimatemember/11/profile_photo-40×40.jpg?1616755310

…and this image is being displayed scaled up to 140x140px on the members list page, that’s why it is blurried.

This seems to be the problem, not the graphic render quality…

bye, zan

@champsupertramp, when I create a new user in the backend, I can specify two roles per user – a WordPress role and an Ultimate Member role: https://prnt.sc/10vvpvi

If I want to assign an existing user profile to a WordPress role AND a UM role (i.e. not multiple UM roles), do I need a plugin as well? If so, can you recommend one?

Thank you for your excellent support,

zan

Hi @champsupertramp

yes. I just uploaded a new profile picture for a test account.
The image is displayed sharp on the profile and account page, but blurry when displayed on the memberlist: https://prntscr.com/10v320n

bye, zan

Hi Champ, thanks for your quick response, I really appreciate this!
Screenshot of my upload settings: https://prnt.sc/10u4qcw

bye, zan

@missveronicatv, thank you very much, that’s the solution! My mistake was that I had entered several conditional rules, although a single rule is enough: https://prnt.sc/10sxiff

Thanks a lot for your help!

zan

You could try this:
If there’s a searchform.php inside your theme folder, WordPress uses this file instead of the WP search form.

1. Check if there’s a searchform.php inside your theme folder
2. If not, create a file named searchform.php inside your theme folder
3. Now you can customize your search form as you like. And you can give the form an unique ID using something like id=”<?php echo uniqid() ;?>”
4. If there’s already a searchform.php inside your theme folder, you can add this to the <form> tag as well.
5. Get yourself a cup of coffee and enjoy W3C checker turning green ??

The searchform.php could look like this:

<form role="search" method="get" class="searchform group" id="<?php echo uniqid() ;?>" action="<?php echo home_url( '/' ); ?>">
 <label>
 <span class="offscreen"><?php echo _x( 'Suche nach:', 'label' ) ?></span>
 <input type="search" class="search-field"
 placeholder="<?php echo esc_attr_x( 'Suchbegriff', 'placeholder' ) ?>"
 value="<?php echo get_search_query() ?>" name="s"
 title="<?php echo esc_attr_x( 'Suche nach:	', 'label' ) ?>" />
 </label>
 <input type="image" alt="Submit search query"
 src="<?php echo get_template_directory_uri(); ?>/images/search.png">
</form>

Hi, tried to add a pagination to single.php right below the loop but I couldn’t get it to work. A short example how and where to add the two links <<< Last Post <-> Next Post >>> or, better: <<< Title last post <-> Title next post >>> would be very nice!

Thanks in advance, zantafio