Username HTML Markup doesn't work with Additional Usergroups?

[Collectors]

Usergroup: Members
Username HTML Markup: Grey color

Usergroup: Premium Members
Username HTML Markup: Orange color

Member "A" has a paid subscription: Primary Usergroup (Members) + Additional Usergroups (Premium Members)

The color of the username is still grey. I want the name to be orange. How can I do this?

[Lynne]

In the Usergroup Manager for the secondary group, look at this option:

Can override primary group title/markup
Enable this option if you use this group as a member (secondary) group and you want group members to have this group's user title and username markup instead of the user title and username markup from their primary group.

I believe if you turn that an, they get an option in their User CP to have that markup be their primary markup.

[Princeton]

as your site grows, using secondary usergroups will become a pain
I recommend just upgrading the user to the primary usergroup (Premium Members).

This will also make things easier for you whenever you want to edit a usergroup.
(of course this all depends on the goals you set out for your site)

[Collectors]

Originally Posted by Princeton

as your site grows, using secondary usergroups will become a pain
I recommend just upgrading the user to the primary usergroup (Premium Members).

So in the Subscription Manager I have to use these settings:

Usergroup Options:

- Primary Usergroup (If you want this subscription to change a user's primary group then select a target usergroup here.): Premium Members
- Additional Usergroups: non

What happens after the paid subscription is over for a member? Which usergroup will he/she automatically be reverted to?

[Collectors]

Up!

[EnIgMa1234]

They'll be reverted back to their previous usergroup.