Css thread color style
 

I would like to do this:
If a thread title contains [Accepted] I would like that the threads title color to change to green, if it contains [Rejected] to change the color to red and if contains the tag [Pending] to change to yellow.
I was thinking to do it like this in additional.css:
a switch: case 1 [Accepted] a.title {color:green;} | case 2 [Rejected] a.title {color:red;} | case 3 [Pending] a.title {color:yellow;}

I know it's php/css and that c/c++ doesn't quite fit here, but I'm open to suggestions.

Thank you :)

Is [Accepted], [Rejected], [Pending] Thread Prefixes, that you assign to threads based on some criteria, or is it some text you add to them?

Those tags are prefixes to whom only administrators have access.

Ok I think I may be able to do something, I'll get back to you when I have a chance to play around.

Actually it's easier than you think. Go into the ACP>Thread Prefixes>Thread Prefix Manager now either make a new prefix or edit an old one.

Once you reach the screen where you set the ID, title, etc, you should see a link below the two title's. Note, you'll need to save the prefix first and to this screen if you're creating a new one. Click on the link beneath Title (Rich Text). It'll popup a tab/page called Phrase Manager. Here you can use Html code to stylize your prefix.

For instance, if you wanted a green colored [Accepted] prefix, you would use the html code:
Note that all code must go in the text box just above the save and reset buttons.
Also note you'll have to add the prefix title manually like I did in the code. It replaces the generic title with the colored version.

If you know html and the style property you can make some pretty amazing prefixes. I used backgrounds on the ones I made. Theoretically, I haven't tried it myself, you could even use images as a prefix.

Hope this helped ^^

He wants the thread title to change color also, if I understand correctly.

Waiting :) -- I have a feeling @Ozzy47 is already working on this. If he is not (and I would be surprised) I will jump in.

I am just dabbling at the moment, if you want to play, feel free. :)

--------------- Added 30 Sep 2013 at 18:27 ---------------

It does not appear to be as easy as I assumed, unless my brain is fried and I can't think right. :(

Yes you understood corectly.
I want the entire thread title to change color depending the prefix it has.
I might provide a work-around, but I think it's not safe: <font color="red">[Rejected] etc. And leave the html tags unclosed.
From my perspective unclosed html tags can be a vulnerability add to a software.

I doubt that would work, and probably would break the display, coloring things it should not.