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  • Sidebar status filter advanced demo

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    Chad Butler
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    This is an advanced demonstration of what you can do with the sidebar status filter.  In previous examples, I have shown how to use the sidebar status filter to display the user’s avatar.  This more advanced example will build on that, and also show you how to utilize php functions to filter the default sidebar…

  • Sidebar login status

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    Chad Butler
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    The sidebar on test.rocketgeek.com is customized with some relatively simple filter hooks in the plugin. Adding the avatar is similar to the method described in this post.  Read on for the exact script that I am using here.

  • User Settings Page

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    Chad Butler
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    The User Settings Page is customized with a relatively simple filter hook in the plugin using the method described in this post.  Read on for the exact script that I am using here.

  • Sidebar login filter advanced example

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    Chad Butler
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    This is an advance example of the sidebar login filter wpmem_sidebar_status.  This sample code will take the generated sidebar login status and completely replace it with the user’s avatar, a welcome message using first and last name, and a different logout message.