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I think that this text may be incorrect for the comments, where the link is often an external website?
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I thought about it. But also, I changed the website on the user settings and could not see any website link.
Do we know from where WordPress fetch that information?
Could we rephrase to 'Link to user website or author archive'?
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This seems useful enough 👍 👍 |
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…38591) Co-authored-by: Michal Czaplinski <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Carolina Nymark <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: José Arcos <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Bernie Reiter <[email protected]>
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Hello @c4rl0sbr4v0 thanks for your great job, on my side it seems like it doesn't work as well. Here is the test report: -Wordpress 5.9.2
Please tell me if I am doing something wrong. |
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Avatar plugins in this case, if they want to be ready for the site editor, will need to update the REST API user endpoint to show their data I guess. |
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I am thinking the best option would actually give the opportunity to the user to choose an image through the sidebar settings as an avatar. Instead of needing to use Gravatar as there are a lot of users who do not use the Gravatar service (which for some countries I believe is a breach of GDPR). I posted a link to my comment in the core-privacy slack channel. To get some additional feedback. |
Do you mean in the sidebar of the block editor? Then I disagree, that would be a horrible disconnect from the general WordPress avatar feature (which mostly relies on the |
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I am not seeing the full picture here. Really my only focus here in regards to this PR was on making it easier for a user to add in an avatar image and if they do not have a Gravatar that they should be able to choose an image from the Media Library. The broader picture is being able to select an image not connected with the Gravatar service in the user profile screen. Here is a very long trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/16020 |
So what would the effect of picking an "avatar" just for that block be? You'd have an image there that is not what
Yes, I know that ticket. It is unfortunate that Matt's intervention again stalled the momentum it had gathered. |
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Hey @mundschenk-at Please no blaming here. There are just additional concerns that are needed to be looked at. I am hoping to spark some discussions again in relation to using a local avatar again through the core-media and core-privacy channels on Slack. We will see how it goes. Thanks for chiming in. |
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What
A Proof of Concept of having a generic Avatar block for anywhere we could use it on a WordPress Site.
It would deprecate
Comment Author Avatar, and also it would avoid the creation of one specific block forPost Author Avatar(#38265 can be closed if we merge this one)Partial for #35596
Also closes #31962, #35693, #38456
Why
Using this approach we increase the logic of the code, but also, simplify the user experience. The user may not know the differences between a post or a comment author avatar. Just want an avatar to be displayed in some part of the site.
Also, with this case, we add the possibility of adding avatars outside of the post-comment context. For example, creating a "review product pattern", a "list of authors pattern", etc.
How
In this PR we create a new Core block that:
duotone,border,alignment,spacingandcoloroptions.Screenshots
Video demo
Video Demo
How to test
Create some users with avatars. A couple of posts. And then: