Lost - Where?

[legionofangels]

I was thinking tonight since I'm designing my board for larger monitors that the + and * for buddy and ignore people on who's online screen, are just too small.

I'd do an image search, but they are so small that I can't get my mouse to tell me what there image name is.

Where can I find those images, or if it's a line of code creating a character what do I have to change to make it an image, and then obviously I can upload the image so that it's more visible.

Please see the attachment for what I'm talking about.

[Attitude5ire]

Its not an Image those 2 are text
+ and *

not sure what needs to be changd for it but cud be some hook edit.
hopefully someone else can help

[Lynne]

Yep, they are just text.

On my forum, the only users who's names show up in color are the Mods/Admins and we are both in green. All other users are in default blue. So, I make buddies show up in a different color in the forum users list by changing the template "forumdisplay_loggedinuser" (color2 is a class I defined in my css):

$stylevar[dirmark]<if condition="$loggedin[userid]"><if condition="$loggedin[buddymark]=='+'"><a href="/forums/member.php?$session[sessionurl]u=$loggedin[userid]"><span class="color2">$loggedin[musername]</span></a>$loggedin[invisiblemark]<else /><a href="/forums/member.php?$session[sessionurl]u=$loggedin[userid]">$loggedin[musername]</a>$loggedin[invisiblemark]</if><else />$loggedin[musername]</if>

[legionofangels]

Originally Posted by Lynne

Yep, they are just text.

On my forum, the only users who's names show up in color are the Mods/Admins and we are both in green. All other users are in default blue. So, I make buddies show up in a different color in the forum users list by changing the template "forumdisplay_loggedinuser" (color2 is a class I defined in my css):

$stylevar[dirmark]<if condition="$loggedin[userid]"><if condition="$loggedin[buddymark]=='+'"><a href="/forums/member.php?$session[sessionurl]u=$loggedin[userid]"><span class="color2">$loggedin[musername]</span></a>$loggedin[invisiblemark]<else /><a href="/forums/member.php?$session[sessionurl]u=$loggedin[userid]">$loggedin[musername]</a>$loggedin[invisiblemark]</if><else />$loggedin[musername]</if>

Unfortunately due to how many styles we have, we don't change the color of our usernames for anyone, not even the staff.

If that code you used can change the color, can it be altered to make those symbols into images?

[Lynne]

Sure, I don't see why not. Mine was for 3.6.8, btw. What version are you using? That template is different for 3.7.3

(And sorry I called you a 'she' the other day. For some reason I thought I had seen that posted somewhere.)

[legionofangels]

Mine is 3.6.8 PL 2, so it should work just the same.

No problem on the she thing.

[Lynne]

OK, here's the default:

PHP Code:

$stylevar[dirmark]<a href="member.php?$session[sessionurl]u=$loggedin[userid]">$loggedin[musername]</a>$loggedin[invisiblemark]$loggedin[buddymark] 


So, perhaps try:

PHP Code:

$stylevar[dirmark]<a href="member.php?$session[sessionurl]u=$loggedin[userid]">$loggedin[musername]</a>$loggedin[invisiblemark]<if condition="$loggedin[buddymark]=='+'"><img src="path/to/image/folder/yourimage.jpg" width="xx" height="yy" alt="Buddy" border="0"></if> 


I haven't tested that, but I think it should work.