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FWIW, several years ago, there used to be up to two shields, one each for moderator and admin. It was determined at the time that the distinction was of little consequence to average user which is why they were consolidated.

Just make special badges for the admins and mods as suggested above, then add those to the component. (As an example, I use the component on my own forum to highlight users who have contributed financially using Patreon or Buy Me A Coffee:

I figured it out, I followed the guide below on how to manually grant badge to users. Turns out you have to go to user/own profile and there edit badge and select the badge newly created, in this case Admin.

The SetAdminIcon=false command to turn off the start in-game, does that affect only the admin using the command, or will this command affect the server and hide the stars for all admins? I only want to hide it on myself, not all admins.

I am in the process of building an admin process that will allow the user to modify some of the parameters on a styled icon. Currently, I have save the values that I am using for 4 icons in a database table. The parameters I want to allow the user to modify are the Icon name, Caption, Size, and Color.

Caption and size are easy. But I am not sure about the color or icon name. It would be great to be able to display a picture of the available icons for a user to choose in a grid or some other form that would make it easy for the user. Not quite sure what I want to do with color.

So in the midst of setting up our jamf i have a second user profile set up for our Dept to login to every laptop, Is there a way to set a standard profile pic using jamf pro ? Any advise would be great.

Thanks for the pointers.. Right now, my icon is deploying however it is not filling up the entire circle... Any ideas? The "icon" image is like 6.5 inches by 6.5 inches... I have experimented but does not seem to fill. Thoughts?

I use an almost identical method for our users, but for some reason the image appears at the initial FileVault unlock screen when booting the machine, but the icon is just a grey person icon once logged into the OS.

I haven't seen that one. I've seen the icon disappear but that is because I accidentally overwrote the file on peoples computers with a different policy at one point. I've since rectified that and re-running the policy seemed to resolve that issue.

@Philein Assuming you replaced "admin" with your username and updated the file path to the profile picture you want to use,

If the file path has a space in it make sure the path is in quotes.

I've run the script on Big Sur and it's worked for me so the commands are still valid.

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Yes, I did verify that the 152 static files were in fact copied to the path specified. I also noticed that an admin directory was created with /css /fonts /img /js folders. I was not expecting that. I did not create the files in those folders. They appear to be Django files.

The database has nothing to do with this. In the vast majority of deployment environments neither Django nor the database are involved with serving static files. They are served directly by the web server.

The one thing to be looking for here, is that, as hinted in the intro to this post, your custom menu page icon has to work on both a dark (when active) and a light (when inactive or on hover) background.

WordPress replaces all the SVG menu icons fill colors with the color scheme base color (the base color of the color scheme associated with the user) when the administrative area loads. The wp-admin/js/svg-painter.js file performs this process.

The Base64 representation of the SVG data is required to create a custom admin icon with this method. In this case, to convert the SVG icon created with Illustrator in the Base64 format, you can use an online tool like SVG to Base64.

If you do not find the desired icon in the Icon of this project, you can select and generate your own business icon library on iconfont.cn and use it again. Or other svg icon website, download svg and put it in this folder.

First, search for and find the icon you need, and collect it into your shopping cart. In the shopping cart, you can add the selected icon to the project (if not, create a new one), and the subsequent generated resources/code are It is based on the dimension of the project.

Since Bootstrap does not include icons by default, Material Admin Pro predominantly uses the Material icons library, created by Google, to add beautifully crafted symbols for common actions and items.

By using the icon font, there are over 900 Material icons available to choose from in five different styles. All five styles have been activated by default, but we recommend that you deactivate the icon font styles that are not being used when moving an app into production.

WordPress automatically puts an ID around your new menu item which contains the name of your custom post type (the $post_type parameter in register_post_type()). Just change this to your own post type name:

This is the markup being addressed in the snippet block for option page icons. The icon32 class will make sure everything is aligned consistent to all other pages without redefining everything in css.

Putting your plugin or option page in the top level of the admin menu via add_menu_page() uses the same implementation as for custom post type icons, but with different IDs. And WordPress throws in a generic icon as a img element so we need to hide that to replace it with our background image.

Please note these snippets are just suggestions. I tried to make them as much universal as possible and tested them but depending on your project this could need adjustments. And obviously the css rules for high-dpi assets depend on a browser capable of CSS media queries but I guess all devices with such screens have modern browsers handling this.

This Enterprise Edition component offers an alternative menu user interface. It renders a reduced menu bar with a sliding panel for second-level menu items. This menu saves a lot of screen real estate, and allows for sub menus of any level of complexity.

Sometimes, even menus with sub-menus are not enough to organize the navigation. ra-navigation offers an alternative UI for that case: a vertical bar with small items, where the menu label renders underneath the icon. Clicking on any of those items opens a panel containing as many navigation links as you like, laid out as you wish.

In order to adjust the size of the React-Admin component according to the categories, you should either apply the theme provided by the @react-admin/ra-navigation package (as above), or merge it in your own custom theme.

I have noticed sharing a device to another device as Guest or Admin does not show the playback icon with the number of clips waiting to be viewed. You need to click on the live video, select the playback tab and then scroll through the time range to look for recorded clips. Is this a bug or will this be address in a future release of the Eufy app?

I had a long-standing client who has been using WordPress for years recently complain to me that the admin menu was collapsed on one of their sites. They told me that they would like it to be expanded like it is on their other site.

They seemed to think that it was something that I would need to change as a developer or in some advanced setting somewhere. When I went to tell them how to do it, I realized that the process is less than ideal for these reasons:

The expand icon does not look like a control for the menu, it looks like another icon in the menu. And due to its appearance and location, it is not easily discoverable, especially for someone who may have accidentally collapsed the menu months ago during their first tutorial using WordPress.

I don't think we need a redesigned icon here. The problem seems to be that the button blends in with the other items on the admin menu and changing the icon itself won't do much to distinguish it from the other items.

The expand/collapse button on the customize page is fixed to the bottom of the menu with a higher z-index than the other items. We could do the same thing here and have it as kind of a "footer" area on the admin menu.

The design team discussed this ticket during weekly design triage and agree that the approach @thimalw shared solves the problem. The margin makes the icon more visible from the other items in the dashboard sidebar.

We noted that this icon also exists in the Customizer and we think it makes sense to keep the icons consistent. In the Customizer, the icon has an additional hover effect of a ring around the icon. We thought adding this additional hover effect to the dashboard Collapse/Open icon would draw a connection for viewers, as well as help this option stand out further.

This open source icon is named "user group admin" and is licensed under the open source CC BY 3.0 license. It's a colored icon. It's available to be downloaded in SVG and PNG formats (available in 256, 512, 1024 and 2048 PNG sizes).

It's part of the icon set "IT Symbols Collection", which has 1,217 icons in it.

If you need this icon available in another format, it should be pretty straight forward to download it as an SVG image file, and then import it into apps like Figma, PicMonkey, Pixlr or Visme. Converting it to an ICO, JPEG or WebP image format or file type should also be pretty simple (we hope to add that feature to Iconduck soon).

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