[Template] tunescools Miniprofile

[Former Member]

Yes, $[user] is the display name. You could either make up a class like
<style>.usersize { font-size: 12px !important; }</style>
at the bottom of the template and then put
<div class="usersize">$[user]</div>
around it or just use a div style for it. Could try span instead if you want to avoid the line break but I'm not sure span works, I forget

[Welshling]

whoops, forgot to stop by and say thanks. this did the trick >.< So thank you!

[speedway]

Is there any way for the custom field to only be able to be inputted by the admin? In other words, I don't want the user to be able to set this field for themselves.

[Former Member]

Dec 29, 2013 2:15:37 GMT -8 speedway said:

Is there any way for the custom field to only be able to be inputted by the admin? In other words, I don't want the user to be able to set this field for themselves.

That's an option in the admin panel. Go to Members > Custom Profile Fields > the far righthand drop-down box should let you select that only staff can fill in the field, members won't even be able to see it in their Edit Profile section (though they can see the result in the mini-profile if a staffer fills it out!)

[Leo Ascendent]

Is there a way to get the background's URL to not show up on the user profile?

[Former Member]

Leo Ascendent

go to Admin > Structure > Layout Templates > User Profile > Summary

Find where it says something like

{foreach $[user.custom_field]}
$[user.custom_field.name]: $[user.custom_field.value]
{/foreach}

and change it to

{foreach $[user.custom_field]}
{if $[user.custom_field.name] == "Mini Profile Background Image (Enter URL)"}
{else}
$[user.custom_field.name]: $[user.custom_field.value]
{/if}
{/foreach}

That should do it, lemme know if there's a problem

[Leo Ascendent]

₪» ⅀ ƪ Ƒ «₪, I have some previous editing done, so mine looks a little different:


{foreach $[user.custom_field]}

<tr class="$[user.custom_field.content_class]">

<td class="headings">

$[user.custom_field.name]:

</td>

<td>

$[user.custom_field.value]

</td>

</tr>

{/foreach}

[Former Member]

Then you want:

{foreach $[user.custom_field]}

{if $[user.custom_field.name] == "Mini Profile Background Image (Enter URL)"}
{else}

<tr class="$[user.custom_field.content_class]">

<td class="headings">

$[user.custom_field.name]:

</td>

<td>

$[user.custom_field.value]

</td>

</tr>
{/if}
{/foreach}

[Leo Ascendent]

Worked like a charm, thanks.

[Dyzz]

This is an amazing mini! We're using it here