I know that you can bold, italicize, etc. Usernames in the Group area by adding the right codes around the {username} field. My question is, is it possible to Glow Usernames like that. If so, please tell me what code you have to post around the {username} field. Thank you.
-Dark CMX
-President of Metal MP3's Inc.
It will only work in Internet Explorer but:
<span style="color: #ff00cc; filter: glow(color=#00ff00, strength=10)">{username}</span>
Dark CMX Wrote:I know that you can bold, italicize, etc. Usernames in the Group area by adding the right codes around the {username} field. My question is, is it possible to Glow Usernames like that. If so, please tell me what code you have to post around the {username} field. Thank you.
-Dark CMX
-President of Metal MP3's Inc.
Sorry, I don't have time to test it right now, but this script might work:
http://www.javascript-library.com/a33x.html
DrPoodle Wrote:It will only work in Internet Explorer but:
<span style="color: #ff00cc; filter: glow(color=#00ff00, strength=10)">{username}</span>
Do I have to enter the numerical number for the colour, or can I just enter the name of the colour? Or, can I do both? Thank you.
-Dark CMX
-President of Metal MP3's Inc.
You can do both, but I would use the HEX code (#xxxxxx) format because you can get way mroe colors that way
kodaks Wrote:Sorry, I don't have time to test it right now, but this script might work:
http://www.javascript-library.com/a33x.html
Sorry, but that script has the same problem as the CSS filter - they only work on IE. I searched for months for an acceptable glow for other browsers before giving up
I have tried this. What exactly glows? That may sound like a dumb question, but I don't see any difference (and yes, I'm using IE to view).
If the code has changed for the new IE, can we use a variation of this? I tried to put that code in mybb and it didn't work at all!