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Originally Posted by blind-eddie
Hello Joe, I would uninstall that plugin and edit each usergroup.
Select any usergroup, on the forth section down, Username HTML Markup.
You will see two input boxes.
In the first box, add: <font color="#FF0000">
In the second box, add: </font>
Use this on every usergroup changing the color code for each.
Colored user names will now show colored everywhere.
If you want a group to have bold font use the following:
In the first box, add: <b><font color="#FF0000">
In the second box, add: </font></b>
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Yeah pretty much what I was thinking you can also use span tags as well in those two same places to apply CSS to usernames like this:
First box: <span style="color:red;font-weight:bold;font-style:italic;">
Second box: </span>
Using CSS is helpful if you want to do more than bold, color, italicize, or other basic things you use with just using the <font> tag. CSS makes it where its much more open and gives you more freedom for the style of the names and how the appear on your site.