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JM - Usergroup Legend
This Code fix a Usergroup legend in Forumhome Go to: Admin CP -> Styles & Templates -> Style Manager -> ? ? -> Forum Home Templates -> FORUMHOME Find: Code:
</tbody> <!-- end logged-in users --> Code:
<tr><td class="alt2" colspan="2" align="center"> <span class="smallfont"> <font color="red"><b>Administrators</b></font> - <font color="green"><b>Super Moderators</b></font> - <font color="orange"><b>Moderators</b></font> - <font color="black">Members</font> ? <font color="black"><strike>Banned Users</strike></font> </span> </td></tr> |
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Cool thanks
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I like this alternative usergroups legend. Nice mod.
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This is only specific to your forum though isn't it?
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what do you mean?
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Like if someone uses this on their board, their administrators have to be coloured "Red", Moderators "Green" e.t.c. What if someone has Administrators who are colour coded as "Pink" or something?
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#7
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Quote:
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<font color="red"><b>Administrators</b></font> Code:
<font color="pink"><b>Administrators</b></font> |
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#8
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Nice, but why using the deprecated font element? You could do:
HTML Code:
<strong style="color: red;">Administrators</strong> - <strong style="color: green;">Super Moderators</strong> - <strong style="color: orange;">Moderators</strong> - ... |
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Nice, how do I place the legend right under the active user list in the same table left aligned ?
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#10
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Wrong forum. Did you intend to post an article or a modification?
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