Disregard the old code, and look at the new code I just posted

The old code, I was combining it with the Original Posting modification I had in place. Disregard it.
Here is the CURRENT code I'm trying;
HTML Code:
<if condition="can_moderate($GLOBALS[forumid], 0, $post[userid]) AND is_member_of($userinfo, 96)">
<div class="smallfont"><b><big>{$GLOBALS['foruminfo']['title']} Leader</big></b></div></if> <else />
<if condition="can_moderate($GLOBALS[forumid], 0, $post[userid]) AND is_member_of($userinfo, 95)">
<div class="smallfont"><b><big>{$GLOBALS['foruminfo']['title']} Moderator</big></b></div>
</if>
Here is how the if condition is SUPPOSED to work;
If the user who posted a reply/thread is a moderator of the forum they posted it in AND that user who posted is a member of usergroup ID 96, it shows you the code provided. Else, if the user who posted a reply/thread is a moderator of the forum they posted in AND that user who posted is a member of the usergroup ID 95, it shows you the code provided.
Now, before, I was using 4 usergroup IDs (in my old post), however, my friend said that this was only working with usergroups that aren't set as 'primary' for that person, so I made 2 usergroups (IDs 95 and 96) that I added the users to as one of their additional usergroups, however, it still isn't working, yet it's working for him.