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////////////////////////////////////////////////// by gio~logist \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ ------------------- Allow users to change what color their username is in posts -------------------- ------------------------------------------ Via UserCP ------------------------------------------- //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\ Want members to be able to choose the font color of their usernames in posts? [high]Step 1[/high] [high]Go to User Profile Fields >> Add New User Profile Field[/high] Choose A "Single-Line Text Box" [high]Title:[/high] "Color of Your Username" [high]Description:[/high] Type in the color in which you will like your username to be. Keep in mind that writing the colors in text does not always work, so try and format it like this: #ff0000 (that code is for red). [high]Display Size:[/high] 11 [high]Max length of allowed user input:[/high] 7 [high]HIT SAVE[/high] [high]Step 2[/high] Now go to edit your postbit template and search for this code: HTML Code:
$post[musername] HTML Code:
<if condition="$post['fieldx'] != '' "> <font style="color:$post[fieldx]">$post[musername]</font> <else /> $post[musername] </if> [high]HIT SAVE[/high] Want them to be able to choose the font as well? [high]Step 1[/high] [high]Go to User Profile Fields >> Add New User Profile Field[/high] Choose A "Single-Line Text Box" [high]Title:[/high] "Font of Your Username" [high]Description:[/high] Type in the font in which you will like. For example for tahoma, type in "Tahoma", without the quotations. [high]Display Size:[/high] 15 [high]Max length of allowed user input:[/high] 20 [high]HIT SAVE[/high] [high]Step 2[/high] Now go to edit your postbit template and search for this code: HTML Code:
$post[musername] HTML Code:
<if condition="$post['fieldx'] != '' "> <font style="font-family:$post[fieldx]">$post[musername]</font> <else /> $post[musername] </if> [high]HIT SAVE[/high] [high]AND WE'RE DONE![/high] If you want them to be able to choose both color AND font, only do step 1 in each part, and then replace: HTML Code:
$post[musername] HTML Code:
<if condition="$post['fieldx'] != '' "> <font style="font-family:$post[fieldx]; color:$post[fieldx];">$post[musername]</font> <else /> $post[musername] </if> [HIGH]Current Add-Ons[/high] Exclude Certain Colors [HIGH]Planned For Next Version (So Far)[/high] - Have a pop up that allows you to pick a color and then shows the code for that color. If you have any other ideas feel free to post them! Supporters / CoAuthors Show Your Support
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great idea! could you also add a field to let them choose the font?
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refresh
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excellent! thanks
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I UPDATED THE INSTRUCTIONS! IF YOU ALREADY INSTALLED, READ THE NEW INSTRUCTIONS!
I dont use vb3.5 so correct me if i was wrong in any of my codes, however, i don't THINK i was. |
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The color doesn't change for me.
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Did you use new instructions?
What did you insert in your profile? Did you make sure you followed instructions correctly? |
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Yes.
I tried many different codes, even the one from the example and nothing. Yes, I even reverted and did it again. |
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wow im an idiot... simple html mistake..... sorry about that, try now! i edited instructions....
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That worked, thanks! Great hack my users will love this.
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