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Overview
Displays the user picture of either the person who created the page or another specified user.
Usage
{my-picture:username}
Parameters
| Parameter | Required | Default | Notes | Bubbles Version |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| default |  |
@creator | The username of the person whose picture is to be displayed.
|
1.0 (meta params 1.4) |
| size | |
48px | The size of the picture displayed. | 1.0 |
| showName | |
true | Whether the user's name should be shown. | 1.0 |
| showControls | |
false | Show icons below the image that link to functions related to the user being displayed. | 1.0 |
Comments (5)
Mar 10, 2009
Juha Lindfors says:
Is there a way to get just the image, without the decorations?Is there a way to get just the image, without the decorations?
Mar 10, 2009
Shannon Krebs says:
not currently, although that does sound like something we should look at adding.not currently, although that does sound like something we should look at adding.
Mar 10, 2009
Juha Lindfors says:
I'm currently using {report-image:content:creator > user:picture} as a work-a...I'm currently using {report-image:content:creator > user:picture} as a work-around (from Reporting plugin).
Jun 15, 2009
Alain Moran says:
Apply a classname (eg user-picture) to the widget that contains the my-picture m...Apply a classname (eg user-picture) to the widget that contains the my-picture macro (or wrap it in a div that adds a classname) then remove the base styling using css like this:
div.user-picture div.my-picture, div.user-picture div.my-picture div.picture-picture { float:none; background-color:transparent; border:0px none; width:auto; height:auto; }eg:
{style} div.user-picture div.my-picture, div.user-picture div.my-picture div.picture-picture { float:none; background-color:transparent; border:0px none; width:auto; height:auto; } {style} {div:class=user-picture}{my-picture:amoran|showName=false}{div}Dec 08, 2010
Brian Wylie says:
Hi All, I'm using this macro and it works great on IE, Chrome and Safari, but o...Hi All,
I'm using this macro and it works great on IE, Chrome and Safari, but on Firefox (3.6.12) the layout is completely bonkers with the images and names outside the grey box and skewed in a downward diagonal.
I'm happy to something else (I tried the 'users' macro but we don't have a group defined, I just want to list users, if someone knows how to do this I would be greatly appreciative.
The server is corporate controlled so I can't upgrade the plugins in any way. I have confluence build #3.3.
Thanks a bunch,