meta:295257
Some users would like to be able to put a badge (SE calls it "flair") on their web sites that depict and link to their Codidact profiles. We generate user cards already for use on posts, but for external use we need to show the specific community and also get Codidact in there. Answers on the meta post suggest some ways to do this; another might dodge the community-logo question by doing something like this (but with actual graphic integration and stuff rather than my crude developer art):
This takes the user card and adds the Codidact logo and the specific community URL. Can we generate such images on request (and serve them), and provide the HTML to stick on your site to link it?
This would be community-specific, not like network flair somewhere else. It should get the URL from settings so it works on other networks, but it's fine for the Codidact logo to be baked in just like we have help about "what is Codidact" that's distributed to other networks. Codidact represents the platform as well as our instance.
meta:295257
Some users would like to be able to put a badge (SE calls it "flair") on their web sites that depict and link to their Codidact profiles. We generate user cards already for use on posts, but for external use we need to show the specific community and also get Codidact in there. Answers on the meta post suggest some ways to do this; another might dodge the community-logo question by doing something like this (but with actual graphic integration and stuff rather than my crude developer art):
This takes the user card and adds the Codidact logo and the specific community URL. Can we generate such images on request (and serve them), and provide the HTML to stick on your site to link it?
This would be community-specific, not like network flair somewhere else. It should get the URL from settings so it works on other networks, but it's fine for the Codidact logo to be baked in just like we have help about "what is Codidact" that's distributed to other networks. Codidact represents the platform as well as our instance.