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I did this and it isn't working - do i take out the semi-colon ? quotes?
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Try in Username HTML Markup boxes:
1st box: <span style="color: #FF0000;"> 2nd box: </span> Or 1st box: <font style="color: #FF0000;"> 2nd box: </font> #FF0000 is red can use any colour you want. Laters |
this is exactly what i typed in the User HTML Markup box:
<span style="color: FF3399";> second box: </span> didnt change i tried <font="color:FF3399;"> second box: </font> didn't change ??? |
figured it out - i was missing the # in front of the code for the color.... oops!
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The # is in my post :)
But glad its working. |
hmm... I did this by simply going into the usercp --> usergroups --> and adding a color in the Username HTML markup. Simple as that.
Does this hack do something that doing this wouldn't? ETA: I see someone else did the same. However, I didn't use "span" code. I just used font code, italics, bold, etc... |
How would i make usernames bold with color.What would i type in he first box if say i wanted the username bold and red?
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Simple HTML
Sample in bold, italic using arial font (do it in Frontpage): <font style="color: FF3399; font-weight:700; font-style:italic" face="Arial"> admin </font> 1st box: <font style="color: FF3399; font-weight:700; font-style:italic" face="Arial"> 2nd box: </font> Quote:
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you dont have to put all of that. Why not just put <font color="red"><b> and the closing tags in the second box (of course). It's that easy.
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