How can I put colors in the names administrator and moderator?

[Waveside]

YEAH!!!!! That was the problem!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you all very much and most thank you dismas!!!

[Jubei]

I take if say a Member buys a coloured username from uShop but is promoted to another usergroup, they'll automatically keep their custom colour right?

[towermatt]

The colors are usergroup based only. So the answer would be no, it would take on whatever color was for the group they were promoted to.

Hopefully that is isn't confusing

[Jubei]

I've seen it done on other forums though.

[Kirk Y]

If the coloring is applied through uShop, then the User should retain it regardless of what Usergroup he's in; although I personally have only used vBPlaza, so I can't speak 100% for uShop.

[towermatt]

I create a special member group for a person if I want them to have a color but I haven't used anything that automatically promotes.

I do know that the color options are based on groups, there may also be a mod out there somewhere that fixes it so you can retain the color at the user level. Or simply add it there.

[Jubei]

Originally Posted by Kirk Y

If the coloring is applied through uShop, then the User should retain it regardless of what Usergroup he's in; although I personally have only used vBPlaza, so I can't speak 100% for uShop.

Mmhm, thought as much, thanks!

[Megatr0n]

How can you give an individual username a colour?

[Memphis834@yaho]

Originally Posted by Megatr0n

How can you give an individual username a colour?

They'd have to have their own usergroup.

For anyone trying to set the usergroup colors up for Admins, Super Moderators, & Moderators, here you go:

Administrator (Typically Red):

Username HTML Markup:
1st Space:

<b><font color="red">

2nd Space:

</font></b>

Super Moderator (Typically Orange):

Username HTML Markup:
1st Space:

<b><font color="orange">

2nd Space:

</font></b>

Moderator (Typically Blue):

Username HTML Markup:
1st Space:

<b><font color="blue">

2nd Space:

 </font></b>

[Kirk Y]

You should actually use:

<span style="color:red; font-weight:bold">

And:

</span>