2011-08-13, 05:27 AM
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2011-08-13, 05:39 AM
is it a general font installed on users' computers ? AND where you want to change the font (at posts / everywhere) ?
2011-08-13, 05:54 AM
(2011-08-13, 05:39 AM)ranjani Wrote: [ -> ]is it a general font installed on users' computers ? AND where you want to change the font (at posts / everywhere) ?
Yeh, to Myriad Pro or something. And on the user profiles & in threads.
2011-08-13, 05:57 AM
ACP > Users & Groups > Groups > Select the usergroup. Use the <font face = "Myriad Pro">{username}</font> in the Username field.
2011-08-13, 06:01 AM
(2011-08-13, 05:57 AM)Harvey Wrote: [ -> ]ACP > Users & Groups > Groups > Select the usergroup. Use the <font face = "Myriad Pro">{username}</font> in the Username field.
<span style="font-face: 'Myriad Pro', sans-serif;">{username}</span>
2011-08-13, 06:11 AM
(2011-08-13, 06:01 AM)Steven Wrote: [ -> ](2011-08-13, 05:57 AM)Harvey Wrote: [ -> ]ACP > Users & Groups > Groups > Select the usergroup. Use the <font face = "Myriad Pro">{username}</font> in the Username field.
<span style="font-face: 'Myriad Pro', sans-serif;">{username}</span>
Thanks, but how do I add that in along with the colours and such?
2011-08-13, 06:39 AM
^ color can be added in the style !! click here to experiment with it
<span style="font-face: 'Myriad Pro', sans-serif; color:green">{username}</span>
2011-08-13, 07:23 AM
(2011-08-13, 06:11 AM)Irish. Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks, but how do I add that in along with the colours and such?Just add a color declaration inside the style attribute. I would use hexadecimal colors and not string names as to provide consistent rendering across all platforms.
If you wanted the username to be red, you would do this:
<span style="font-face: 'Myriad Pro', sans-serif; color: #ff0000;">{username}</span>
2011-08-13, 07:43 AM
Use this website for color codes. Remaining process is simple and clear as explained above
2011-08-13, 08:05 AM
(2011-08-13, 07:43 AM)sunjava1 Wrote: [ -> ]Use this website for color codes. Remaining process is simple and clear as explained aboveI prefer ColorPicker.com for quick selections and ColourLovers.com for inspiration/full palettes.
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