Admin Specific Font Color

[docjay]

I have searched this site for 2 days trying to find this, but havent had any luck. What im looking for is this, So that when an Admin posts, his font will automatically appair a different font color then the default forum font color. I have found a couple of hacks here that allow everyone to change their font color, but not one to just allow a specific usergroup. Can this be done?

[docjay]

No ideas from anyone?

[SVTBlackLight01]

You can do this by creating a new class and then making this change to your postbit templates.

replace

<!-- message -->
<div>$post[message]</div>
<!-- / message -->

with

<!-- message -->
<if condition="is_member_of($post, 6)">
<div class="adminclass">$post[message]</div>
<else />
<div>$post[message]</div>
</if>
<!-- / message -->

[docjay]

Thank you so much, it took me a lil bit to figure out where to add the "class" to, but I did and its working great,

[SVTBlackLight01]

No problem. Great to hear you got it working!

[docjay]

Well I went an added a couple more Admin usergroups, how would I get them to also appear in a font specific color, this worked great on just one usergroup, how would I add 3 more to it?

[docjay]

Any ideas anyone?

[docjay]

Still trying to get this to work, but it is still not working for me for the other usergroups, any ideas from anyone would be great.

[docjay]

Well after doing alot of searches on some different forums, I found a bit of a modification for what I needed to do, so I figured I would share with people in case they are looking to do the same thing.


I just added a few "or" commands I guess they would be called and it works great now. This is what I did.

<if condition="is_member_of($post,6)or is_member_of($post,24)or is_member_of($post,25)or is_member_of($post,26)"><div class="adminclass">$post[message]</div>

[magnus]

Originally Posted by docjay

Well after doing alot of searches on some different forums, I found a bit of a modification for what I needed to do, so I figured I would share with people in case they are looking to do the same thing.


I just added a few "or" commands I guess they would be called and it works great now. This is what I did.

<if condition="is_member_of($post,6)or is_member_of($post,24)or is_member_of($post,25)or is_member_of($post,26)"><div class="adminclass">$post[message]</div>

You can simplify the process by installing the is_member_of improvement modification by merk. This will allow you to specify multiple usergroupid's in the same is_member_of() statement.

ie:

PHP Code:

<if condition="is_member_of($post, 6, 24, 25, 26)">
    <div class="adminclass">$post[message]</div>