http://bootstrap.pk/tutorials/how-to-add-about-author-block-to-wordpress-post-page-with-gravatar/

#writer_bio{
border:1px solid #CECFD0;
background: #EFEFEF;
margin:0 auto;
margin-bottom:10px;
overflow:hidden;
float:left;
}

#writer_bio img{
margin:0;
padding:10px;
float:left;
border:0;
}

Maybe this will help

I styled the ‘Writer_bio’ class, but how can i style the “AIM” class or what ever it is called.

thanks

At the end of your post you mentioned that we might want to add some styling. How do i do that?

In your code we are calling a class=’writer_bio’ is that were I can do this? where do i store this class? could you elaborate on this part?

The code works like a charm so thanks

Yep. I’m a newbie. :)

Thanks in advance!

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For a one to one basis the custom field solution works great.

My solution came about needing to add a bio and pic to over 80 posts for an author in a specific category who did not have a Gravatar account. Although yes any changes to single.php would effect your entire site’s single posts…you can use custom “post” templates to have certain category posts appear different than others.

There has to be a in between solution for automated post to post bio/pic with no regards to the category they are in. The reason I say automated is that although many people are WP savvy, there are many more out there who are not and the only direction they can take is “Write in that big box and then click save or publish.”

Keep up the great work, can’t wait to read more!

Also if you have control over which authors you publish, you could generate an avatar based on their email address: http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Gravatars

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If your post will always have an author then you can just pass any of the values you filled out in your author profile to bring up a specific named pic.

Feel free to read the complete entry for more info:
http://gabediaz.com/blog/displaying-author-pic-and-bio-in-your-wordpress-post/