Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.I found bio just a few days ago and I think it's fine! But I need some thing to work in an other way than now.
- I'd like to place the bio link (for example in a story node) to the place, where the original author info was (before I turned it off in the admin/build/themes/settings page - as it suggested) -- under the title of the story. How to do it?
- I still need the submitted date information in nodes which use the bio link. How to get the date back withouth the bult in user link?
- I don't need the "by" text (and te "View 'user's bio..." text in the title of the link) in bio link 'cause I use an other language. Maybe I could delete it from the code (I'm not a coder so I must be aware!), but I'm not sure if it is the best way? (Maybe I sould use translation function of Drupal...??)
- One more question: what is the best way to show a user picture in bio node? Use the imagefield module? Won't it cause problems with other image related modules?
Thanks for your support!
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| #1 | bio_as_user_profile.png | 13.44 KB | thamas |
Comments
Comment #1
thamasAnother interest thing, that if I didn't switch of the original author information (and let anonym users to see the profiles) but I choose to show bio entry instead of the original profile,than I see in the title line "Biography" instead of the title text (what is the user's real name in my case). How could I fix it?
Comment #2
thamasMy quick (dirty?) solution - maybe there are better ways:
I use the "display post information" on and dont use the "Bio link". I've chosen the development version (2007.07.03.). It shows the users's name in the profile page.
The "Biography" text (under the name, and abobe the body text) still can be seen, but it can be commented out in CSS or in the User module:
Comment #3
thamasTime solved it.