Custom Mini-Profile Creator

[Brian]

Feb 25, 2016 14:47:46 GMT -8 @silenced said:

So I decided I was very fond of the simple Example 1 style. So I copied the CSS and javascript into a new profile theme slot, and titled it Example 2 (deleting the default Example 2 and 3 first). The Example 1 seems to be working fine on its own. Same with Example 2. However, when 2 members (one wearing Example 1 theme and the other wearing Example 2 theme) post in the same thread, the example one seems to override all themes.

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Your CSS and Javascript for both Example 1 and Example 2 are the same.

This line in the JS is telling the page to add the class .test-mp to the mini-profile.

// Add class to mini-profile to use in CSS
$(this).addClass('test-mp');

This means that any CSS on the page that targets .test-mp is going to target both Example 1 and Example 2, because both are using .test-mp as their class. You'll need to change all instances of test-mp in one of them to something else so the CSS of the one that shows later in the page doesn't override that of the earlier mini-profile.

[Former Member]

Thank you! I changed it to test-mp1 and it worked (:

[User]

You can give me the codes of your custom profile?

[Brian]

May 2, 2016 4:01:37 GMT -8 User said:

You can give me the codes of your custom profile?

It's a minor modification to one of the defaults that already comes with the plugin.

I'm afraid I won't be distributing existing mini-profile code in this thread. Sorry.

[.·´¯`·->Kris<-·´¯`·.]

Brian How can I fix the example 2 to have the character mini profile instead of the users? Also can I have that example for just regular members and not staff?

[Brian]

May 8, 2016 12:29:56 GMT -8 .·´¯`·->Kris<-·´¯`·. said:

Brian How can I fix the example 2 to have the character mini profile instead of the users? Also can I have that example for just regular members and not staff?

Pardon? I don't understand.

It utilizes the information of the account the post is attributed to.

May 8, 2016 12:29:56 GMT -8 .·´¯`·->Kris<-·´¯`·. said:

Also can I have that example for just regular members and not staff?

That all comes down to how you set up your custom fields. Staff will always have access to anything regular members have access to.

[.·´¯`·->Kris<-·´¯`·.]

May 9, 2016 8:42:45 GMT -8 Brian said:

May 8, 2016 12:29:56 GMT -8 .·´¯`·->Kris<-·´¯`·. said:

Brian How can I fix the example 2 to have the character mini profile instead of the users? Also can I have that example for just regular members and not staff?

Pardon? I don't understand.

It utilizes the information of the account the post is attributed to.

May 8, 2016 12:29:56 GMT -8 .·´¯`·->Kris<-·´¯`·. said:

Also can I have that example for just regular members and not staff?

That all comes down to how you set up your custom fields. Staff will always have access to anything regular members have access to.

Ok well I found a different one, thanks anyway.

[tintti]

Brian

I installed this plugin and everything works perfectly. But I have few questions! If you are allready anserwed these, I am sorry. I tried to find answer but did not find.

1. I want that every user have Example 3 themed mini-profile. They can go in to their profiles and select that. But is there any way how I can force everyone (old members and future members) use example 3?

2. Guests and deleted members uses default mini profile. Is there any way force their mini-profiles be example 3 too?

[Brian]

May 15, 2016 7:12:54 GMT -8 tintti said:

Brian

I installed this plugin and everything works perfectly. But I have few questions! If you are allready anserwed these, I am sorry. I tried to find answer but did not find.

1. I want that every user have Example 3 themed mini-profile. They can go in to their profiles and select that. But is there any way how I can force everyone (old members and future members) use example 3?

2. Guests and deleted members uses default mini profile. Is there any way force their mini-profiles be example 3 too?

1. It's not possible to use one as the default. Sorry. If you need every user to use a certain mini-profile you can change the mini-profile layout template itself.

2. The plugin relies on the existence of a custom field in the mini-profile, so it can't target mini-profiles belonging to unregistered accounts.

[clemie]

Hello, I downloaded your plugin because I just needed something that staff could add to members that only we can see, like a button to show us they have reached the character limit, but I'm afraid I don't quiet understand how to code despite reading all the help links and such, I'm not sure if you have time/want to help me but it would be greatly appreciated ^-^ Wonderful plugin nonetheless.

[Brian]

Jun 27, 2016 12:53:10 GMT -8 clemie said:

Hello, I downloaded your plugin because I just needed something that staff could add to members that only we can see, like a button to show us they have reached the character limit, but I'm afraid I don't quiet understand how to code despite reading all the help links and such, I'm not sure if you have time/want to help me but it would be greatly appreciated ^-^ Wonderful plugin nonetheless.

For this purpose I would recommend adding them to a hidden member group so that you're able to keep better track of them. When you visit the Groups tab of your profile and click on the name of one of the member groups on that list you can see all of the members of that particular group (something my plugin wouldn't be able to accomplish).

You can still use the plugin alongside it to add a visual indication, but for long-term use I highly recommend using groups to keep track of them as the plugin is exclusively for adding things visually on top of what's already on the page after it's loaded.

[aciaKa]

It says error 1: "mp-info-folder" element not found in this theme's Mini-Profile layout template.
Help!

[Brian]

Jul 2, 2016 2:51:17 GMT -8 aciaKa said:

It says error 1: "mp-info-folder" element not found in this theme's Mini-Profile layout template.
Help!

Did you follow the installation instructions that show at the top of your forum when first installing the plugin? It sounds like you missed the first step.

[voice]

Looks like this plugin caused our *like* and *LOL* buttons to get a little goofy. Below the timestamp area on a post, we have numbers appearing that are like an innnacurate version of post-counts. Any ideas Brian as to how I can repair the issue and keep the plugin?

[voice]

Jul 4, 2016 13:56:55 GMT -8 voice said:

Looks like this plugin caused our *like* and *LOL* buttons to get a little goofy. Below the timestamp area on a post, we have numbers appearing that are like an innnacurate version of post-counts. Any ideas Brian as to how I can repair the issue and keep the plugin?

Isolated the problem...we think. It appears that this plugin does not play well with the LOL-button plugin. Deleting the latter solved the number issue. Reinstalling it brings the issue back...