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Let me first read the existing files to understand the structure.

Let me find the actual locations of these files.

Good — the generatepress-child theme files exist inside the container. Let me read them.

Now I have all the data. Let me also check the community.css file:

Now I have everything I need. Let me implement all three files. Starting with the helper function in functions.php:

Let me use a more reliable approach — write the files locally and copy them into the container.

Now let me update the community.php to fix the sidebar swap and add the profile widget to the right sidebar:

Now copy the updated files into the container:

Let me verify all the files look correct:

Let me also verify the PHP syntax is valid:

There's a PHP syntax error. Let me check what's around line 191:

The file got mangled from the heredoc issues. Let me rewrite the entire functions.php cleanly:

All syntax clean. Let me do a final comprehensive verification:

Let me also verify there's data in the profile tracker table to confirm the widget will display:

There is data for user_id=1 with 15/100 completed. Let me verify that's a real user:

The prefix is `wp_stg_`, so my table reference `$wpdb->prefix . 'stg_profe_profile_tracker'` would produce `wp_stg_stg_profe_profile_tracker` — that's wrong! The actual table name is just `wp_stg_profe_profile_tracker`. Let me fix this.

Let me do a final end-to-end sanity check by running the actual query through WordPress:

Confirmed the table mapping is correct. Let me clean up temp files:

Here's a complete summary of what was done: ## Summary ### What I did Added the "Complete Your Profile" widget to the right sidebar (`community-right`) on the `/community/` page of the generatepress-child theme on staging.jaimisaunders.com. ### Files Modified **1. `/var/www/html/wp-content/themes/generatepress-child/functions.php`** — Rewritten cleanly (was mangled by a prior failed heredoc attempt). Contains: - Original functions (enqueue styles, register sidebars, template filter/include) - **`gp_child_get_profile_completion()`** — Queries `wp_stg_profe_profile_tracker` via `$wpdb->prefix . 'profe_profile_tracker'`, calculates points across 3 sections: - **Core** (60 pts): profile_pic(15) + banner(5) + display_name(5) + bio(10) + location(5) + primary_language(5) + password_recovery(15) - **Social** (25 pts): linkedin(10) + youtube(10) + employer(5) - **Engagement** (15 pts): first_post(10) + first_comment(5) - Returns % complete, avatar URL, and section breakdowns - **`gp_child_render_profile_widget()`** — Renders the widget HTML: - Only for logged-in users - Hides automatically when profile reaches 100% - Shows avatar (circular), % complete, progress bar, and 3 section scores (Core N/60, Social N/25, Engagement N/15) **2. `/var/www/html/wp-content/themes/generatepress-child/page-templates/community.php`** — Two fixes: - **Fixed swapped sidebars**: `community-left` now renders `dynamic_sidebar('community-left')` (was wrongly calling `community-right`), and `community-right` now renders `dynamic_sidebar('community-right')` (was wrongly calling `community-left`) - **Added profile widget**: `gp_child_render_profile_widget()` is called before `dynamic_sidebar('community-right')` in the right column **3. `/var/www/html/wp-content/themes/generatepress-child/community.css`** — Appended 50+ lines of styling: - Dark card (background `#1a1a2e`), rounded corners (12px), teal accent (`#00bfa5`) - Styled avatar (50px circular with teal border), progress bar with gradient fill, and section rows with semi-transparent backgrounds ### Widget Behavior - ✅ Shows user's profile picture (small circular avatar via `get_avatar_url`) - ✅ Shows overall % complete (e.g., "42%") - ✅ Shows a progress bar (gradient teal fill) - ✅ Shows section breakdowns: Core N/60, Social N/25, Engagement N/15 - ✅ Disappears when user reaches 100% - ✅ Only shows for logged-in users ### Issues Encountered & Resolved 1. **generatepress-child directory missing on host** — Files only exist inside the `staging-app-1` Docker container, not on the host filesystem. Used `docker cp` for all file operations. 2. **PHP heredoc corruption** — Initial attempt using `docker exec ... cat >> ... <<'EOF'` mangled PHP in-string `<?php` tags. Recovered by rewriting the full `functions.php` cleanly from a local file. 3. **Wrong table prefix** — WordPress uses `wp_stg_` prefix (not default `wp_`), so table reference is `$wpdb->prefix . 'profe_profile_tracker'` producing `wp_stg_profe_profile_tracker`. Verified correct. 4. **Swapped sidebar IDs** — Found and fixed the pre-existing bug where left rendered right's sidebar and vice versa.