http://wphacks.com/how-to-adding-the-post-authors-gravatar-to-their-individual-posts/

So, how would you go about setting up Gravatars to display with each individual post?   Over at ThemeShaper, Ian Stewart recently shared an easy way to do this.   You just need the following code:

<?php echo get_avatar( get_the_author_email(), '80' ); ?>

When used, WordPress will match up the e-mail address associated with the post author to determine what Gravatar to use.   The 64 is the size (pixels) of the Gravatar.

Now armed with the code, I went to the WordPress’ Codex pages to find how to create a shortcode: http://codex.wordpress.org/Shortcode_API

I went in the theme’s functions file (functions.php) and added the following code for creating my first shortcode to display an author’s avatar:

//[show_author_avatar]
function author_thumbnail( $atts ){
echo get_avatar( get_the_author_email(), '40' );
}
add_shortcode( 'show_author_avatar', 'author_thumbnail' );

Now I needed to use the shortcode. I went into the Genesis Simple Edits section and used this for the Post Info section:

[show_author_avatar] by cbecker <br />May 11, 2012  

After a little styling magic, this is how the post listing turned out.

I can’t wait to do another one.

After the story, I told them that illustrating is a wonderful thing to do, sometimes it’s hard work, but I’m blessed to do work that I enjoy.

I then told them that they were going to help me make an illustration. We talked about how we would like to see George and some little boy said that it would be cool to see him on a motorcycle. There were lots of other ideas, even George doing ballet. After about 20 ideas, I asked my daughter’s teacher which idea she liked best. She picked the motorcycle idea. I had never drawn George on a motorcycle; I had drawn him on a bike, but never a motorcycle. So I sketched out the idea real quick and one of the teachers suggested we add a sidecar with the Man in the Yellow hat. Great idea! So I blocked it all in. I then turned a page and traced a much cleaner version, all the while talking about what I was doing and what I was thinking. That’s pretty tough. Anyway I got done and I think they all liked it.

It was real fun visiting with these kids and I look forward to doing again someday. I fondly remember my times at Vipah Interactive, in Wellesley, MA and the time I spent working with those other artists and engineers making Curious George books, CD titles, and other products. They were good times!

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