Favatars, WordPress and Me

10/23/2005 · 2 comments

in Featured, WordPress

A while back, I posted about implementing Favatars on this site. While I ran into many small issues, I was relatively happy with the feature. Since my upgrade to WP 1.5, I have wanted to re-implement the functionality without hacking WordPress. Luckily, Joen, with the help of Jeff Minard took the work I did (which was based on the work of Paul James) and turned the idea into a plugin which is now running on this site. The plugin was extremely simple to install and implement within my templates and is a great example of the maturity of WordPress and it community of users and developers.

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xurizaemon 3/27/2007 at 1:53 am

Hi Alex – I made a speed boost to Favatars today; you can get it from my site. If you’ve been having trouble with the “favatise” function taking too long, then this ought to sort it out for you.

favatars 2.1

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Alex 5/10/2007 at 5:18 pm

Thanks for the update! I’m not currently using Favatars, but am pondering a redesign that may use them down the road.

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