[Martin Waller]

Thank you @danbp

That’s great – thank you. I’ll get the settings changed and the plugin installed!

Thanks again!

[Martin Waller]

Okay, so searching that GitHub repo there is only one file under the bp-themes/bp-legacy/buddypress folders which mentions bp_core_fetch_avatar() (but lots within the core BuddyPress code. So I just need to replace the reference in that one file and add it to by child theme under a BuddyPress folder and it should work?

[Martin Waller]

So I’m checking the theme files and not the BuddyPress files? How would it be referenced in the theme files. Sorry – bit of a beginner with this and appreciate your help 🙂

[Martin Waller]

Thanks @henrywright…

I’m not entirely sure that my front-end template actually references bp_core_fetch_avatar() as it is not a BuddyPress theme but rather a regular WordPress theme (Responsive Pro).

Martin

[Martin Waller]

Actually scratch that last post – it’s now displaying the avatars as the WordPress avatars in the back-end but not the front end!

[Martin Waller]

In the back-end it’s also displaying the avatars as Mystery Men too.

[Martin Waller]

Hi @henrywright

Sadly this hasn’t worked either. I added both lines to the functions.php of the child theme and it still displays the ‘Mystery Man’ 🙁

[Martin Waller]

Hi @henrywright

Thanks for the reply. I checked out that plug-in and it just removes the avatar from displaying on the BuddyPress profile – it still actually retains the ‘Mystery Man’ style avatar as opposed to using the one set in WordPress.

Martin