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Thank you for this.

Perhaps I'm misunderstanding how to edit via a child theme... I added the code (from the example in the page linked, but instead of adding a line in the side-bar member information, it adds an avatar with the line *under* the whole forum.

FYI this is the code:

<?php
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Simple:Press Template
# Theme : Reboot
# Template : Topic View
# Author : Simple:Press
# Version : 1.0
#
# The 'Topic' template is used to display the Topic/Post Index Listing.
#
# This template makes a call to either the desktop or mobile template
# depending on what device the forum is being viewed through.
#
# To edit the Topic view for desktop use- templates/desktop/spTopicViewDesktop.php
# To edit the Topic view for mobile use- templates/mobile/spTopicViewMobile.php
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

global $spDevice;

if ( $spDevice == 'mobile' ) {
sp_load_template('mobile/spTopicViewMobile.php');
} else {
sp_load_template('desktop/spTopicViewDesktop.php');
}

sp_UserAvatar('tagClass=spPostUserAvatar spCenter&context=user', $spThisPostUser);
sp_PostIndexUserName('tagClass=spPostUserName spCenter');
# Added poster's game type selection to the forum post, poster information section.
if (function_exists('sp_CustomProfileFieldsDisplay')) sp_CustomProfileFieldsDisplay('Profession', $spThisPostUser->ID);
sp_PostIndexUserLocation('tagClass=spPostUserLocation spCenter');

?>

Thank you!

That makes perfect sense... I'm not too sure why I thought I could just paste it there, and it would work.

I've got it working now... but I still need to style it.

I've got the line:

if (function_exists('sp_CustomProfileFieldsDisplay')) sp_CustomProfileFieldsDisplay('Profession', $spThisPostUser->ID);

... how can I add a CSS class to this to make it look the same as the rest? (e.g. the same as "location")