bifriedman

@mickandkimi, I set each author avatar by going to the Users area, finding the Profile for the user and uploading a photo under “Profile picture.”

@mickandkimi, your question is exactly what I’m trying to find out.

For background, here’s what led to this post:

I was reviewing plugins with an eye toward deleting ones I no longer needed. I added this one around the time I launched the site in 2015. When looking at the settings, I realized I could designate a default avatar that would apply to any users who did not have their own avatar.

For background, almost all of the volunteer users and free-lancers we use have their own avatar – a photo of the writer that I uploaded. There are a few authors that we don’t have avatars for, so I liked the idea of setting our logo as a default avatar for them.

After implementing it, I realized that comment authors were getting the default avatar. Since commenters are not representing out site, I want to either exclude them or create a separate default for them. That led to my question.

I’m not sure if this helps, but I wanted to give you background for why I raised the issue.

Never mind. I’ll find another solution.

Thank you, Yani. Are there steps I need to take to archive the current WordPress site at site.com before I install my revamped site there?

Rachel, an old boss of mine (who was also the company IT director) used to like to answer user requests with: “OK, if that’s what you THINK you want.”

Apparently what I thought I wanted wasn’t the proper solution. I tried the custom CSS change, and it kept the same 422-pixel at all screen configurations on the responsive scale.

I guess what I’m looking for is a way to display a featured image in the Edin front page template that starts less deep than the template normally calls for and continues adjusting to different screen shapes. Does that make sense?

The staging site I’m using is http://test.relationshipbuilders-lakeland.com/

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance.