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On sign-up to my website, users are asked there account type, business, radio station etc (bout 10 in total).
I would like way where another users can see what type of account they hve without hve to red the bio section in there profile.I would luv to be able to have different online colors (blue is default) for each account type or have a stroke/border round each account type in different colors, but this seems to complicated?
if this is not possible would it be possible to have the account type beside the users name?
Thanks,
Jon
Hi, You can show a specific field value in the profile header by editing kleo\buddypress\members\single\member-header.php and adding bellow code where you want it to show. Change the field name in the example:
<?php echo bp_get_profile_field_data(array('field' => 'Birthday'));?>Hi there!!! Help others from the community and mark any reply as solution if it solved your question. Mark as a solution---
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I am using this code to place the profile field “Type of account” beside the users name in the h1 title of all buddypress pages.
<div id=’member_profile’>
<div class=’profile_fields’>Category: <span><?php echo bp_get_profile_field_data(array(‘Type of account’ => ‘Type of account’));?></span></div>
</div>
<?phpi added it to under
<div id=”item-header-content” <?php if (isset($_COOKIE[‘bp-profile-header’]) && $_COOKIE[‘bp-profile-header’] == ‘small’) {echo ‘style=”display:none;”‘;} ?>>
but it doesnt seem to be working, am i adding it to wrong place? is the code ok?
Thanks for the help.
What is the code you added? You should change “Birthday” with your own field name and it should display
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@ SeventhQueen we do our best to have super happy customers. Thanks for being our customer.Hi Abe,
Thanks for the code Abe.
I am having the issue now on where to place it. The h1 title on the buddypress users page is the users name. I would like to add to profile field beside the users name, on the same line right beside it but i have no idea which file to add it too?
Any idea where the file is that grabs the users name and places it in the h1 title?
Thanks
Correct me if I’m wrong Abe…
You can edit the general-before-wrap.php file (put it in your child theme). You’ll see the h1 tags. Before that, you’ll have to do a conditional check to make sure its a buddypress profile page. I cant recall the conditional check for that off the top of my head.
something like this
if (buddypress profile)
$addextra = (use your code to set this to extra info you want)echo ‘<h1 class=”page-tite”>’ . kelo_title() . $addextra . ‘</h1>’;
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Hi, If you want to display it like in the image attached, you need to copy the template located in kleo\buddypress\members\single\member-header.php to your child theme following the same folder stucture.
That template shows only on users profile page so you don’t need any conditionshttps://cdn.seventhqueen.com/sq-support/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/username-profile-page.jpg
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