NGravatar provides MVC HtmlHelper and UrlHelper extension methods for rendering Gravatar avatars from gravatar.com. The project is licensed under the MIT open-source license and is hosted at Google Code. See http://code.google.com/p/ngravatar/ for more information. Gravatar avatars are retrieved based on an email address and optional parameters. A rendered Gravatar avatar on an MVC view page might look something like: @Html.Gravatar("ngravatar@kendoll.net", 80, htmlAttributes: new { style = "border:10px solid blue;" }) The above line would render an <img> tag with the source of the Gravatar for "ngravatar@kendoll.net". The size, default image, rating, and any additional HTML attributes can also be specified. Using NGravatar requires that the "NGravatar.Html" namespace be added to the Web.config (or the top of a view with a @using directive). See the source at Google Code for an example project.
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NGravatar provides MVC HtmlHelper and UrlHelper extension methods for rendering Gravatar avatars from gravatar.com. The project is licensed under the MIT open-source license and is hosted at Google Code. See http://code.google.com/p/ngravatar/ for more information. Gravatar avatars are retrieved based on an email address and optional parameters. A rendered Gravatar avatar on an MVC view page might look something like: @Html.Gravatar("ngravatar@kendoll.net", 80, htmlAttributes: new { style = "border:10px solid blue;" }) The above line would render an <img> tag with the source of the Gravatar for "ngravatar@kendoll.net". The size, default image, rating, and any additional HTML attributes can also be specified. Using NGravatar requires that the "NGravatar.Html" namespace be added to the Web.config (or the top of a view with a @using directive). See the source at Google Code for an example project.
We found that ngravatar demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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