Authors’ pages – to have photos and an appendix

Hello @danishsard,

You can add the feature request at https://www.kadencewp.com/kadence-theme/feature-requests/. Please add the feature with the details you’d like to developers to review.

Generally, you can use a child theme to change the current theme layout: https://www.kadencewp.com/help-center/docs/kadence-theme/what-is-a-child-theme-should-i-install-one-if-so-how/.

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These are too complicated things to be able to do on your own.

Doesn’t even know where the CSS is currently in this template, because the style.css file no longer contains these codes? I don’t know where these styles are now.

Hi there!

“When we turn on the authors’ pages – there is a description of the author, but there is no loading of his photo (gravatar).”

Descriptions for authors/users are only accepting plain text by default. However, you can add an image if you use a third-party plugin.

“Additionally, the author’s description page should be displayed only on one page of his entries, and the description and photo should be hidden on the second page – otherwise it will be so ugly and chaotic.”

A CSS workaround can be added to Customize > Additional CSS:

.archive.paged.author .post-archive-title {
    display: none;
}

This is how it worked on my website – https://share.zight.com/rRuBopy4

“Doesn’t even know where the CSS is currently in this template, because the style.css file no longer contains these codes?”

Are you using a child theme? If you aren’t too familiar with child theme and code customizations, I’d recommend adding the CSS codes to the Customizer instead.

For template customizations, you might need to hire a developer to implement the needed code for you.

I hope this helps, and let us know if we can help you further.

Regards,
Karla

In another topic, the authors of the plugin gave me this code. However, this code – works and doesn’t work at the same time.

Some of the styles added to the child’s stylce.css work well, and some are still taken from some global.css – that’s how they work, i.e. half and half. And how to understand this template. I don’t know when it happened, but in the past there were styles in style.css – now the parent theme does not have any styles in this file because they were moved somewhere else and that’s when the problems started.

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/**
 * Enqueue child styles.
 */
function child_enqueue_styles() {
	wp_enqueue_style( 'child-theme', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/style.css', array(), 100 );
}

// add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'child_enqueue_styles' ); // Remove the // from the beginning of this line if you want the child theme style.css file to load on the front end of your site.

Hello @danishsard,

The code should be:

/**
 * Enqueue child styles.
 */
function child_enqueue_styles() {
	wp_enqueue_style( 'child-theme', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/style.css', array(), 100 );
}

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'child_enqueue_styles' );

When added to your child theme, it will override the styles in the parent theme. You should not have styles in the parent theme’s or it will be erased when the parent theme is updated. If you added styles to the parent style sheet, it would have been erased with the last theme update.

Adds your own styles to the child’s style.css file, not the parent’s. But it only works halfway – half of it works and half of it is taken from another file such as global.style css from the parent theme. Even though those corresponding to let them be added in the child as well.

Some time ago Kadence had a style code in style.css – now it has it in other files and then the problems started that some of its own stylings work and others do not in the child format and the style.css file

• This reply was modified 10 months ago by Danishsard.