How To Display a User Avatar In WordPress, Perfect For Membership Websites & Custom Dashboards

In this tutorial, you will learn how to display logged-in users info including their avatar, their name, and their registration date in WordPress.
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Hi, my name is Adam and I am the voice behind this video. Most people know me from my TH-cam channel, WPCrafter. I make these videos as a fan of the Kadence suite of products and I am kinda decent at making videos. While I am not paid to make these videos, Kadence instead makes a donation to my favorite dog charity dannyronsrescu...

[@DaniLong]

This is really functional.
Can't really to check out out tomorrow!

[@KadenceWP]

Thank you. It's what we aim for.

[@KaiBuskirk]

awesome!!
go get em fellas!

[@fabianschultz6527]

LOVE IT!
Can I use this with Buddypress/boss, too?

[@Practical-IT]

What would really set this apart is if you showed information about ADA compliance at the end of the demo.
Is everything properly tagged for screen readers and/or are those options exposed for non-programmers?

[@Amerikrainian]

How did you set up the actual page and make the system use this page? How did you add the link to "Manage my account"? (I know how to add linked text, but how did you know what url to use?)

[@Eduardo.R-0321]

The template Print Store has My Account included. Would User Info Block be the same thing?

[@KadenceWP]

You can use the User Info block there if you like.

[@rocketgrowthstrategiesdigi4535]

So will it pull the Gravatar profile image?

[@KadenceWP]

Yes this will automatically use the gravatar image. We are also open to suggestions for further enhancements of the block.