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  • Plugin Contributor Chris Dillon

    (@cdillon27)

    Hi,

    The plugin doesn’t offer this yet. I invite you to join WP Mission and submit a feature request.

    Meanwhile, it may be possible with a plugin that restricts content to logged-in users like Restrict Content and a custom template that replaces the image with the avatar.

    Would you like me to try to assemble some instructions or were you looking for a plugin-only solution? In other words, are you familiar with templates, and what’s your trial-and-error pain tolerance? ??

    Thread Starter nward85

    (@nward85)

    I make my own templates, mostly using a starter template, and I have patience if there are instructions. If you do have instructions that would be great. I am using buddypress as well. I have the membership plugin, I think i can restrict content with that.

    Thread Starter nward85

    (@nward85)

    My website if needed: https://petnplayfl.com

    Plugin Contributor Chris Dillon

    (@cdillon27)

    The plugin includes a base theme template:
    wp-content/plugins/strong-testimonials/templates/theme/testimonials.php
    If you copy that file to your theme directory, the plugin will use that instead of the default template.

    Here is a sample template for displaying the name and avatar of a registered user:
    https://gist.github.com/cdillon/e2ff21d692f9f77b3643

    It uses the email address they entered on the form so it must match their user info. This weak link and pre-populating the form will only be solved when I make the plugin member-aware eventually.

    Thread Starter nward85

    (@nward85)

    Perfect! That worked ?? Thank you!

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