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help: Document option to display custom profile fields in profile summary.
Adds a section explaining what this option is and how to manage it via the settings table. Fixes: #23018.
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# Add custom profile fields
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{!admin-only.md!}
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By default, user profiles show their name, email, date they joined, and when
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they were last active. You can also add custom profile fields like country
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of residence, birthday, manager, Twitter handle, and more.
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* **Person picker**: For selecting other users, like "Manager" or
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"Direct reports".
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## Display custom fields in user profile summaries
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Organizations may find it useful to display additional fields in a user's
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profile summary, such as pronouns, GitHub username, job title, team, etc.
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All field types other than "Long text" or "Person" have a checkbox option
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that controls whether to display a custom field in a user's profile summary.
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There's a limit to the number of custom profile fields that can be displayed
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at a time. If the maximum number of fields is already selected, all unselected
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checkboxes will be disabled.
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{start_tabs}
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{settings_tab|profile-field-settings}
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1. Click the **pencil** (<i class="fa fa-pencil"></i>) icon on the profile field
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you want to edit.
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1. Toggle **Display in profile summary**.
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4. Click **Save changes**.
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!!! tip ""
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You can also choose which custom profile fields will be displayed by toggling
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the checkboxes in the **Summary** column of the **Custom profile fields** table.
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{end_tabs}
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## Related articles
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* [Edit your profile](/help/edit-your-profile)
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