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[tjad]

changing user name color

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so far in the first box I have
Quote:
<span style=color=blue>

and in the second box I have
Quote:
</color>

what am I missing. TIA

[wrongful]

I am pretty sure <color> isn't a tag.

Maybe using <font color="blue"> in the first box and using </font> in the second box would be a better solution for you.

[Vman]

Originally Posted by wrongful

I am pretty sure <color> isn't a tag.

Maybe using <font color="blue"> in the first box and using </font> in the second box would be a better solution for you.

You have to have the <font color=blue> in the first box and </color> to the second!!!


Don't add "" to anything!

So it will look like this <font color=red> </color>

Hope this help!

[tjad]

yes we all pretty now..lol

ty

[Jolten]

Don't use the font tag. Stick with the style tag.

<span style="color:blue">Text</span>

[deathemperor]

Jolten is right, and by the way, the font tag should be: <font color="blue">text</font>, why did someone suggest we have to remove the "" ??

...sometimes, people that don't even have a clue on html are suggesting things that are not existing... that's why... (people sometimes are helping evil forces)

so here are the possibilities:

<span style="color:#ffffff;">Your Text</span>

<font color="#ffffff">Your Text</font>

logically, the "</color>" thingy is useless... a ending tag have to close a starting tag... </this> will close <this> tag...

[tjad]

i did the other one and all it did was bringme and my other admin names together we just wanted the admin group red...so the< b > and the <color=red> worked...thanks guys