Comments on: Tweaking Your Blog: Customizing Avatars http://rickbeckman.org/tweaking-your-blog-customizing-avatars/ The KingdomGeek is Rick Beckman: husband, thinker, blogger, post-Christian seeker, and all-around geek. Thu, 09 Sep 2010 16:21:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Rick Beckman http://rickbeckman.org/tweaking-your-blog-customizing-avatars/#comment-2244 Rick Beckman Thu, 08 May 2008 22:36:04 +0000 http://rickbeckman.org/?p=443#comment-2244 <a href='#comment-5354' class='comment_link' rel="nofollow">christine</a>: Whichever file address lets you view it in your browser, that's the one you'll use. Your site's theme's image folder is located <a href="http://www.agreenertea.com/wp-content/themes/revolutioncustom1-20/images/" rel="external" rel="nofollow">here</a>, so yes, it includes the wp-content/ folder. The Spock image, actually, was being called from another site entirely, a message board I run called <a href="http://fellowship-hall.com/" rel="external me" rel="nofollow">The Fellowship Hall</a>; Spock is one of the several dozen avatars users can choose to use there. christine: Whichever file address lets you view it in your browser, that’s the one you’ll use. Your site’s theme’s image folder is located here, so yes, it includes the wp-content/ folder.

The Spock image, actually, was being called from another site entirely, a message board I run called The Fellowship Hall; Spock is one of the several dozen avatars users can choose to use there.

]]> By: christine http://rickbeckman.org/tweaking-your-blog-customizing-avatars/#comment-2243 christine Thu, 08 May 2008 10:39:34 +0000 http://rickbeckman.org/?p=443#comment-2243 Brilliant post, Rick. You are good at making sense of this so it just seems easy. So if I were to use a picture from my hard drive.. I create the picture, upload it into the theme Images folder, and use the code right above Spock, calling it as http://www.agreenertea.com/themefolder/imagesfolder/filename Would I put wp-content or publichtml or anything in there too? Is that what you're doing in your Spock example, calling it from the site's images folder? Brilliant post, Rick. You are good at making sense of this so it just seems easy.

So if I were to use a picture from my hard drive.. I create the picture, upload it into the theme Images folder, and use the code right above Spock,
calling it as

http://www.agreenertea.com/themefolder/imagesfolder/filename

Would I put wp-content or publichtml or anything in there too?
Is that what you’re doing in your Spock example, calling it from the site’s images folder?

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