if you change the type of field, base html should change accordingly, right? mine doesn't. They  save no content either. ;( but only with the pages, user xtrafields seem to function correctly.

if you change the type of field, base html should change accordingly, right? mine doesn't. They  save no content either. ;( but only with the pages, user xtrafields seem to function correctly.

And in my forums with some sections the line Discussions: 0 Messages: 0 isnt displayed. No idea howcome :(

 And last but not least; how does the group.tpl work under siena?

Added 35 minutes later:

Just incase anyone else is interested in this http://www.cotonti.com/page/resource_strings

$R['userimg_img'] = '<img src="https://www.cotonti.com/{$src}" alt="{$alt}" class="userimg {$class}" />';

That is where it comes from. In your case of modifying the size of the avatar you would use this css

#useravatar img.avatar {
	width:45px;
	height:45px;
}

I think it was looking in the core files, I saw how Cot builds its tags. 

$t->assign(cot_generate_usertags($urr, 'USERS_DETAILS_', '', true));

Without looking at it again I thought $urr carried stuff over to other parts. Anyways if in the database a users avatar is stored as a link to the image, so "datas/avatars/imagename.jpg" then the tag should only put out "datas/avatars/imagename.jpg" so I don't understand where it is getting the "<img src="" /> part from, to be able to just use the tag in your tpl file to display the image? It's a little confusing... 

$t->assign(cot_generate_usertags($urr, 'USERS_DETAILS_', '', true));

Without looking at it again I thought $urr carried stuff over to other parts. Anyways if in the database a users avatar is stored as a link to the image, so "datas/avatars/imagename.jpg" then the tag should only put out "datas/avatars/imagename.jpg" so I don't understand where it is getting the "<img src="" /> part from, to be able to just use the tag in your tpl file to display the image? It's a little confusing... 

again, it is Siena. The mistake I made was class instead of id.

<div id="useravatar">{USERS_DETAILS_AVATAR}</div>

The tag would have to output the image tags as well. I am guessing you are not using Siena because as far as I know tags do not output any html. 

Also I noticed you used this tag: {PHP.urr.user_name} I thought that would only load the username for who ever is logged in for some reason, but I checked and it doesn't on your site, which is also interesting. I guess I do not understand Cotonti as well as I thought. 

Well everyday is a school day, thanks for taking the time to paste this dude. 

Added 5 minutes later:

Also I noticed in your profile pages, example: user/demo if you have not selected a country or sex, etc it displays:  ---  |  you can tidy this up with the IF statments ;)

<div id="userid">

<div id="useravabox">
    <div id="useravatar">{USERS_DETAILS_AVATAR}</div>
</div>
<div id="usernamebox">
    <p style="font-size: 20px; margin-bottom:-18px; font-weight:bold;">{PHP.urr.user_name}</p><br />
    <p class="small" style="vertical-align:middle;">{USERS_DETAILS_COUNTRYFLAG} {USERS_DETAILS_COUNTRY} &nbsp;|&nbsp; {USERS_DETAILS_GENDER}</p>
</div>
<div>
    <hr class="userhr" />
    <p class="small" style="vertical-align:middle; text-indent: 5px;"><strong>Last seen:</strong> {PHP.urr.user_lastlog|cot_date('l, F d, Y', $this)} <strong>time:</strong> {PHP.urr.user_lastlog|cot_date('H:i', $this)}</p>
</div>

</div>

Lé CSS

#userid
    {
    line-height: 15px;
    padding: 15px;
    }
    
.userhr
    {
    border-top: 1px solid #d2d2d2; border-bottom: 1px solid #efefef; border-left:0px; border-right:0px; height: 1px; border-collapse: collapse;
    }
    
#useravabox
    {
    width: 45px; 
    float: left; 
    padding: 3px; 
    border: 1px solid #d2d2d2; 
    margin-bottom: 4px;
    }
    
#useravatar img
    {
    width: 45px;
    height: 45px;    
    }
    
#usernamebox
    {
    width: 655px; 
    float: right; 
    line-height: 23px; 
    border: 0px solid #000;
    }

Added 27 seconds later:

Replaced the code just now, cleaned it up a bit for you.

the avatar img css with only the tag, so not the img scr part..

As you can see, now it works!

Thx for thinking along :) it's appriciated!!
 

Added 3 minutes later:

It's always nice when annoying little things that take way to much time are getting solved.. dunno, but it makes me smile and feel satisfied..
Now continuing work on teh theme!!
 

If you are giving it it's own div then you should try the method I gave you before, so if its like this: <div id="divname"><img src="https://www.cotonti.com/imge"></div> then in your css you would need to put it like this: #divname img {width: xxpx; height: xxpx;} at the very least you can see if any other styles in your css are conflicting, causing it to ignor your new style...

Added 1 minute later:

But also check the core files to make sure that what ever tag you are using is not putting out html, just to make sure, it doesn't look like it is... 

Have changed it so that the avatar now has a div of it's own, but it's still not taking the dimensions I give it.
have to admit that I have nver succeeded with adapting the ava on user details on previous skins.

Will just remove it from there, and give it an place where it can has it's set dimensions.

Added 18 hours later:

I have to apologise Kingsley, I was looking at the wrong part like an idiot... 

Ok having a look at your css and html I can see you are setting the dimensions for the box the avatar image is inside but I can't see where you are setting the dimensions for the avatar image itself. As I set an avatar of 100 x 100px I can see that it pushes itself well out of the box set to 45 x 45px. 

#userava
    {
    float: left; 
    padding: 3px; 
    border: 1px solid #d2d2d2; 
    margin-bottom: 4px;
    }
    
.useravabox
    {
    width: 45px;
    height: 45px;
    }

So where can I find the css for the classes userimg and avatar? As one of these should have the dimensions you wish to set the image for...

Added 5 minutes later:

Okay, I found this:

#avatar{
  width:35px;
  height:35px;
}

This needs to be a class so swap # with .

Added 11 minutes later:

Or perhaps that is for something else altogether, I cannot tell... 

<img id="avatar" src="https://www.cotonti.com/{PHP.usr.profile.user_avatar}" />

and in css file use "#avatar {width:75px}" it works....

Добавлено 19 минут спустя:

No i dont see it after logout but if it need

<img id="avatar" src="
				<!-- IF {PHP.usr.profile.user_avatar} -->
				{PHP.usr.profile.user_avatar}
				<!-- ELSE -->
				themes/{PHP.theme}/img/blank.png
				<!-- ENDIF -->
				" alt="{PHP.L.Avatar}"  />

If user have avatar he see it, if not hel see img blank. And guests see blank avatar.. 

sorry for my English

Anyway after logging in and looking at your html code it is setting the width and hight in your html. You need to remove the width and height from the image tag.

Added 1 minute later:

<img src="https://www.cotonti.com/datas/defaultav/blank.png" alt="Avatar" width="75px" height="75px">

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If the tag is producing HTML (Which it shouldn't) then you will need to edit the tag in it's php file (very minor core hack). 

<img src="https://www.cotonti.com/{USERS_DETAILS_AVATAR}" width="xx" height="xx" /> this would not work to begin with coz output in html would have been

<img src=" <<AVATARIMAGE>> width="xx" height="xx" />

so no, never use this combo

It was, however, when I used that other tag I mentioned {PHP.urr.user_avatar} but that was before you told me that that one only works for the durrent logged in user..

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Is the avatar image like this in the tpl file: <img src="https://www.cotonti.com/{USERS_DETAILS_AVATAR}" width="xx" height="xx" /> because you would need to remove the width and hight values 

The only other thing I can think of is moving the id from your opening table tag  to the td tag just before the image tag...

index.css

#user2 img {
height: 100px;
width: 100px;
}

see for yourself..

www.killbox1alpha.nl

user: demo pass: demo

Added 3 hours later:

Should be something like:

<div id="divname">{USERS_DETAILS_AVATAR}</div> then in your css: #divname img {width: xxpx; height xxpx;} 

or you could try:

<div id="divname" class="classname">{USER_DETAILS_AVATAR}</div> then in your css: .classname img {width: xxpx; height: xxpx;}

I am not sure why this wouldn't change the height and width of the avatar...

Luke.

Added 2 minutes later:

Infact look at the Symisun03 theme. I am pretty sure it uses the if statements to show content if the logged in user is looking at their own profile...

will do that after ze theme is finished.

Added 1 hour later:

another question:

When logged out, the (user) avatar doesn't show on their profile page. Logged in, everything is fine. Any idea howcome?

Added 21 minutes later:

Oh, and I want a specific block only to appear when a user visits it's own profile page (for new p.m. amount and new profile message/new friend request
 

I guess I can achieve that with if/endif.. but dunno what kind of if/endif, clou plz.. ;)

Put it here: http://www.cotonti.com/docs/plugin/

It's a pretty nifty solution, if I say so myself. You will probably go: "Could've told ya that, dumbass!" but nevertheless.. xD

Kinda tricky. If you have as many images as pages in the cat, then using PageAvatar for each page is a better idea. But if you really want a roulette which turns another round if there are more pages than icons, then you need a plugin that would:

• store comma separated URLs to images in configs for each category (like page module stores configs for each category with BEGIN_COT_EXT_CONFIG_STRUCTURE here);
• hook into news (or pagetags), and for each page fetch an image from config and increase the roulette counter for its category;
• whenever counter passes the number of images in its category, it starts again with 0.

thx..