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This does not change the colors of your users. This only shows the colors that you want for each usergroup.
In order to change your usergroup colors, you have to do this: Go to your Admincp > Click on Usergroups dropdown menu > Usergroup Manager > Click on "GO" next to the usergroup you want to change > Look for Username HTML Markup and add this: For the first box add, you can change the color: Code:
<span style="font-weight: bold; color: red;"> Code:
</span> Then, on my mod, you change the color to the one you chose for each usergroup as shown above. |
oh perfect, thanks a ton for that!
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when convenient for me not someone has an idea?
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I have 4.1.2
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Can you pm me the URL of your site so I can take a look at it? The only thing I can think of is that the style that you have it on is not a 4.1.2 style.
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here is my forumhome
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If you can, check to see if this mod works on the default vB template for me. I have checked my styles and it works on all of them. All of my styles are all updated to 4.1.2 though.
If it works on the default template, but not on the style you showed above, then it is a style issue. Make sure they are all 4.1.2 compatible styles. |
Confirmed that this mod still works on 4.1.3 and 4.1.4 Beta 1. If anyone is having any issues, try on a test site with no mods installed using the default style.
I have taken this mod off beta stage for now. If any issues arise, let me know and I will see what I can do. |
very nice, thank you
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