[Michael]

in reply to: Featured Image Displaying In Achievement #2079

It looks like a css issue. Specifically the following:

figure.media-wrap img {
height: auto!important;
width: 100%;
}
style.css line 3676
and

figure img {
width: 100%;
height: auto;
}
style.css line 277

I disabled the stylings for all of those parts and the image fit pretty nicely.

[Michael]

in reply to: Message for achievements #2078

Hey Sander, thanks for the feedback on everything. We’ll see if there is something we can do to better meet your specific needs. Standby and we’ll post an update here.

[Michael]

in reply to: Support Forums #2076

With regards to support, if you’re needing help with one of the premium add-ons, please create a thread in the appropriate forum section here. If you’re needing help with BadgeOS core we have http://wordpress.org/support/plugin/badgeos available.

GitHub Issues are more for discovered bugs, either suspected or confirmed. You could also provide enhancement feedback ideas there, or you could let me know and I can submit the issue as well.

2. We do not have a way to automate that.

[Michael]

in reply to: Featured Image Displaying In Achievement #2073

Do you have a url that I could look at this at? Also, what method are you using to display the achievements, one of the shortcodes? Widget?

[Michael]

in reply to: Message for achievements #2072

Feel free to correct me if I’m wrong, but it sounds like you’re maybe trying to create congratulatory messages after each achievement. The thing with that is that BadgeOS already does that, on each achievement page. It’ll show a congratulations message and also some text like “you have earned this”.

Our auto-message plugin is meant more for particular milestones, say “You’ve earned 25 badges!” or “You’re at 1,000 points, congrats!” This plugin was originally built by request from some users who wanted to display surveys at various thresholds.

[Michael]

in reply to: Message for achievements #2070

Hi Sander, my apologies about the delay in any sort of response. I’ll do my best to help answer your questions.

It does indeed look like it’s only tracking numeral values for the selected statistic. By default, an amount of logins, badge total count, or point count. These are just types of data to check on and verify meeting before allowing the display of the message you set.

Assuming the user has met the criteria for total counts, the message should be popping up automatically for them, once logged in. It’ll be in a thickbox style popup, much like what the media library used before its revamp in WP3.5

[Michael]

in reply to: Displaying Achievement Types #2046

From the looks of it, you could utilize [badgeos_achievements_list] which is listed as doing: “Output a list of achievements of any type on any post or page.”

However this wouldn’t be in columns like you mention above. For that, you’d have to piece together your own solution. I’d end up starting out with the badgeos_get_achievements() function to grab all of the achievement types and go from there. You can see information on all of the functions, hooks, and shortcodes at http://badgeos.org/developers/

[Michael]

in reply to: Earned Achievements Widget? #2045

Available in the widgets screen, listed as “BadgeOS Earned User Achievements”

[Michael]

in reply to: Displaying Points #2044

You can see all of the default available shortcodes on the “Help” page in your BadgeOS menu.

Regarding the user points part, which I know is not one of the defaults, you could create a quick shortcode utilizing the badgeos_get_users_points() and pass in the user ID that you want to display.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Shortcode_API

I already covered the widget question on GitHub.

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