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- Hi. I’m trying to build custom BuddyPress profiles using a pagebuilder (Divi) and BuddyPress-specific shortcodes. 
 It’s semi-working by combining Divi’s theme-builder capabilities to create custom headers (where I can display the user’s name with whatever design I want) with the default data that BP displays below that (and re-styling with CSS). However I also want to somehow display a member’s avatar in the custom header space. (This would replace the default single member profile header, which I would hide).- I need a way (shortcode or whatever) to display the avatar of the member profile that a user is currently looking at. I tried using the BP Profile Shortcodes Extra plugin, but the [bpps_profile_avatar] shortcode there seems to either display YOUR id (when logged in), or a specific member id. But I need a “variable” shortcode that would dynamically get the id of the member currently being viewed. I can’t seem to figure out how to do that (or maybe I’m using the shortcode wrong, but I’ve tried every combination of possibilities it offers). - Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance. 
- Hi, 
 Thank you for teh question.- I had a look at the plugin. - You can pass - displayed="Yes"- to show the avatar of the displayed user. - Example - [bpps_profile_avatar displayed="Yes"]- Regards 
 Brajesh
- Thanks for the reply, Brajesh! Unfortunately I already tried this, and it only displays the current logged in user’s avatar, no matter which profile you go to. So it’s always the same one (your own). - Anyone have other suggestions of how I can make this work to display the avatar of the person of who’s profile I am currently viewing (rather than always my own)? - Thanks 
- Hi, 
 Please let me know the way you are using it. It seems that might be incorrect.- I put the code in sidebar text widget and test for 4 profiles. It showed me their avatars correctly when I visited user’s profile. - Regards 
 Brajesh
- Interesting. When I put the shortcode in a sidebar text widget like you did, it works as intended. - Originally I put it within a text module in Divi. Other BP shortcodes were working there, so I assumed this one would to – but for some reason it doesn’t (at least the specific thing I needed). - Thanks for testing this. I will have to display avatars with a Divi sidebar widget now, which seems odd – but I guess whatever works, right? 
- Hi, 
 I do not use Divi currently, so I am not sure why that did not work. As far as I understand that shortcode is correct and works. So, I will suggest checking with Divi team for any issue.- Regards 
 Brajesh
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