So, is it possible to make, lets say admin default text color blue, green etc.
I'm working on my new theme... and I was wondering is this possible... that would be really cool to do.
Thanks in advance.
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Example:
<span style="color: red;"><strong>{username}</strong></span>
No no no, not username style.
Is it possible to change default post text for one usergroup, for example, make default admin post text color blue.
Not without a plugin. You will need to fetch the poster gid then you can add a variable like {$group_post_style}.
And use a bit like this:
Plugin Wrote:if ($post['usergroup'] = 4) {
$group_post_style = 'color: green';
}
Theme Wrote:<span style="{$group_post_style};">
{$post['message']}
</span>
Hello,
the thread is a bit "old" but I have a question.
Where can I insert this plugin code? How I must link it? Which file type should it be (php?)?
Best regards.
And btw. is it possible that I delete the "sceditor toolbar" for usual users like members or any other group?
^ for the
group post color you can try using
Group Post CSS plugin
(details are given on the plugin's page)
for the
toolbar related requirement you can install
template conditionals plugin
and add
condition in
codebuttons template (in
ungrouped templates) like below
add at the
beginning of the template
<if in_array($mybb->user['usergroup'], array(3,4,6)) then>
add at the end of the template
</if>
in above code,
toolbar loads for
below user groups only :
3 ->
super moderators
4 ->
administrators
6 ->
moderators
in the
editor,
left column of smilies doesn't work with using above code.
that can be removed from
Clickable Smilies and BB Code page of
Settings section
forum admin panel >>
Configuration [
Settings] >>
Clickable Smilies and BB Code
>>
Clickable Smilies Inserter --> set to
off &
save settings
Search in
postbit &&
postbit_classic theme templates for:
<div class="post_body scaleimages" id="pid_{$post['pid']}">
Replace it in both templates with:
<div class="post_body scaleimages post_color_{$post['usergroup']}" id="pid_{$post['pid']}">
and add into theme CSS file
global.css:
.post_color_1 {color: yellow !important;}
.post_color_2 {color: green !important;}
.post_color_3 {color: blue !important;}
.post_color_4 {color: red !important;}
.post_color_5 {color: purple !important;}
.post_color_6 {color: darkslategray !important;}
The number after ".post_color_" represents the usergroup id.
Thank you for your help! I appreciate it! Thank you!
Best regards Sauron
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