2014-03-04, 05:34 PM
2014-03-05, 02:03 PM
In postbit template find:
{$post['usertitle']}<br /> and replace with this one!
Edit font-size and user group!
Or
<if $post['usergroup'] == 3 then>
<if $post['usergroup'] == 3 || $post['usergroup'] == 4 || $post['usergroup'] == 6 then>
{$post['usertitle']}<br /> and replace with this one!
<if in_array($post['usergroup'], array('3', '4', '6')) then>
<span style="font-size: 20px;">{$post['usertitle']}</span><br /><else>{$post['usertitle']}<br />
</if>
Edit font-size and user group!
Or
<if $post['usergroup'] == 3 then>
<if $post['usergroup'] == 3 || $post['usergroup'] == 4 || $post['usergroup'] == 6 then>
MikeInToshx
2014-03-05, 02:21 PM
Hey marcus,
Worked for super mod, but didn't change for moderators.
Also, Is it possible to give "Administrator" a diff color/style?
Worked for super mod, but didn't change for moderators.
Also, Is it possible to give "Administrator" a diff color/style?
2014-03-05, 02:47 PM
Admin Panel >> Users & Groups >> Groups >> edit required group (admin / super Mod / Mod) >> Default User Title
Default User Title field accepts regualr html format codes. for eg. for Super Moderators :
Default User Title field accepts regualr html format codes. for eg. for Super Moderators :
<span style="color: #CC00CC;"><strong>Super Moderator</strong></span>
MikeInToshx
2014-03-05, 02:53 PM
Oh I didn't even try that.. Thought it didn't support HTML
Thankies!
Thankies!
2014-03-05, 07:31 PM
(2014-03-05, 02:47 PM).m. Wrote: [ -> ]Admin Panel >> Users & Groups >> Groups >> edit required group (admin / super Mod / Mod) >> Default User Title
Default User Title field accepts regualr html format codes. for eg. for Super Moderators :
<span style="color: #CC00CC;"><strong>Super Moderator</strong></span>
The problem is that when they change their default user title it will no longer work!
You need to use template conditional that will always maintain font size!