Usergroup Legend for ForumHome page

This little plugin shows a legend of what the various styles mean for the names on the who's online section of your forumhome page.

A big thank you to Link14716 for getting rid of the query.

Some people prefer different colors in the template changes. Their suggestions are posted below. I've posted what I am using on my board.

More advanced users may prefer: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....0&postcount=61

[Sovereign]

Sovereign installs. amykhar, you are quite prolific with your hacking, good job, your hacks/plugins rock!

[amykhar]

Thank you

Amy

[Rover416]

*Clicks Install*

Thank you amy.

[Wayne Luke]

Has the download been updated with these changes or are those still coming?

[amykhar]

Yes. The download is updated to use the cache Wayne.

[ack]

I think it looks great. And it uploaded just fine. Thanks!

[Boofo]

Originally Posted by amykhar

OK. I just released 2.0. It has the span tag for the smallfont and it has the separator to separate the usergroups.

I'll grab a new screenshot and post it in a second.

You have

<span="smallfont">

Shouldn't that be this?

<span class="smallfont">

[Dan]

Awsome job Amy I'll certaintly use this!

[akanevsky]

Just a small optimization:

Replace

PHP Code:

    if (!isset($legend))
    {
        $legend = $group['opentag'] . $group['title'] . $group['closetag'];
    }
    else
    {
        $legend .= " | " . $group['opentag'] . $group['title'] . $group['closetag'];
    } 


With

PHP Code:

    $legend .= " | " . $group['opentag'] . $group['title'] . $group['closetag']; 


This is safe to do because vBulletin unsets all the globals in init.php...

Other than that - nice job

[amykhar]

Dark, doesn't your version end up with a | before the first group? I did it the way I did to put the | between the group names.

Amy