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hello bforchhammer, gosh, I’m missing something. I want to display my Author Avatars in a cloud on the sidebar too! I have the avatars on several pages — index, single, comments, and author page — but cannot figure out how to code the widget for the sidebar. (I’m self-hosting, so can’t use the admin widget.) The code I’m using <?php wp_list_authors('exclude_admin=1&hide_empty=1'); ?> displays a vertical list of usernames only — no avatars. Can you help? Do I install all the Author-Avatars files manually? Thanks! dabuzzing.org

I want to do this too! HTML is not allowed in the Description field of the Profile. Does anyone know of another way? I want my authors to be able to list a few of their favorite songs.

Thanks, Shane G. I have tried many changes to sidebars’ width and padding to no effect. When I put an extra, invalid, </div> to close the content in the single.php, the sidebars align correctly on the individual post pages.

I thought the problem was the login form on the left sidebar since this problem occurs only when I am signed in. But I removed the login form and tested again — no change.

Could something be happening with the comment form?

It might be an issue with the connectivity of all the WordPress php pages. Something about the hierarchy and in what order the php pages are called.

Well, I am stumped! Thanks again for your help.

Thank you, vetto! I added an email account for “wordpress” and it works! Now why couldn’t my host tell me that!

Finally! I found other WP users who have the same problem I have. I’ve been searching for a solution for more than a week. I’ve phoned my web host and they said I should edit the php.ini file, but no such file exists and I wouldn’t know how anyway. You wouldn’t think this is such a difficult problem. I don’t want my host’s default email address in any of my internal WP emails to users. Does anyone know how to change the internal FROM email address? Thank you.