Are there any themes out there that display a user's profile data / fields on the sidebar, like the Penny Arcade forums?
That is the User Info module. It is actually already displayed in the profile page along the top:
If you want to add the module to your panel, just hook in to the appropriate controller and add the module. E.g.:
public function profileController_render_before($sender) { $sender->AddModule('UserInfoModule'); }
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Yeah, I have activated Profile Extender and it seems like a jumbled mess of a paragraph up there. I was thinking a sidebar column might make the data more readable.
To display it like a list:
dl.About dt, dl.About dd { display: block; padding-bottom: 3px; } dl.About dt { float: left; margin-right: 7px; } dl.About dt:after { content: ':'; } dl.About { padding-left: 10px; overflow: hidden; }
My themes: pure | minusbaseline - My plugins: CSSedit | HTMLedit | InfiniteScroll | BirthdayModule | [all] - PM me about customizations
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That helps a lot, @Bleistivt! Much more readable! Thanks!
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That is the User Info module. It is actually already displayed in the profile page along the top:
If you want to add the module to your panel, just hook in to the appropriate controller and add the module. E.g.:
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Yeah, I have activated Profile Extender and it seems like a jumbled mess of a paragraph up there. I was thinking a sidebar column might make the data more readable.
To display it like a list:
My themes: pure | minusbaseline - My plugins: CSSedit | HTMLedit | InfiniteScroll | BirthdayModule | [all] - PM me about customizations
VanillaSkins.com - Plugins, Themes and Graphics for Vanillaforums OS
That helps a lot, @Bleistivt! Much more readable! Thanks!