Username Colors

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  1. duhneiz

    duhneiz Newcomer

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    Is there a way to change username colors, for specific styles?
     
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    Wrap the usernames in a div or something. Then give it a certain class/id and adjust in the css in each style whatever color you want.

    HTML:
    <div class="usernamecolor">duhneiz</div>

    HTML:
    .usernamecolor
{
color:green;
}
    HTML:
    .usernamecolor
{
color:red;
}
     
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    i need it to overwrite the group colors...
    for example a light theme and a dark theme.. the same username colors arent going to work
     
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    Admin CP - Groups - *some group such as admins* - Username HTML Markup

    Add in first box
    HTML:
    <div class="admingroup">
    Add in second box
    HTML:
    </div>
    That should work. With "class" you can set different colors per style/css and the permissionsystem will divide groups by color this way.

    I hope I understood correctly ^^"
     
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    thank u ima try that :)
     
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    You should use the <span> tag and not <div> tags. Usernames are shown inline and <div> is a block level element with whitespace after it.
     
    Wayne Luke, Aug 12, 2009
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    ok then lol
     
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    I was just about to ask this question - thanks for the replies! and thanks for the input Wayne I have noticed <span> is better than div when using vbulletin.
     
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    yes thank you.. it worked absolutly perfectly :)
     
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