Take the 2-minute tour ×  I am currently building a network of
blogs for individual real estate agents. Currently, a broker
will have a main site, with agents sites added as
subdirectories, e.g., www.example.com and www.example.com/agent.
Each agent's front-page.php template has an area which displays
the agents contact info. I am currently using get_user_meta() in
my theme template to access user information from the user
profile, but I have quickly realized that when I access that
data, there is no relative way to access the user of a specific
subdiretory's information. When I use this code:  echo
get_user_meta(2, 'display_name', true);  in the theme template,
it defaults on every install of that theme across the network to
the user_id=2s information. Logically I understand why. But how
can I get Joe's info to show up on www.example.com/joe and
Chris's info to show up on www.example.com/chris? I am looking
for a solution that can be defined within the admin somehow, so
scaling this theme is as simple as pos