First, I'm sure it's been posted somewhere, but I want to give a descriptive tutorial.
This is my first tutorial. Please do not hate. Criticism accepted, and welcomed, but flaming and hate, I do not want.
LET'S GET STARTED!
First thing: What is a user title?
The user title is the little words under a username.
EG:
Eskii
Junior Member
The bolded part is the user title. You can change this to make it colorful, or glowing/animated just like the username, and just as simply.
Step 1):
Login to your ACP and go to the group you want to edit
ACP > Users & Groups > Groups > Group you want to edit
Now scroll down to where you see "Default User Title"
Now NORMALLY, you'd just put "Admin" or "Mod", but using this simple code you can make it look like: Admin
Next Step:
When you edit the usergroup name to make your username colored/animated (the way I have above) you'd use:
Instead of posting THAT on the "Default User Title" you would use:
The ONLY difference is instead of using
{username} you use the name of the title.
Hope this helps!
~Eskii
NEXT TUTORIAL:
How to make specific usergroups have colored background colors!
(will be posted in a couple of minutes.)
This is my first tutorial. Please do not hate. Criticism accepted, and welcomed, but flaming and hate, I do not want.
LET'S GET STARTED!
First thing: What is a user title?
The user title is the little words under a username.
EG:
Eskii
Junior Member
The bolded part is the user title. You can change this to make it colorful, or glowing/animated just like the username, and just as simply.
Step 1):
Login to your ACP and go to the group you want to edit
ACP > Users & Groups > Groups > Group you want to edit
Now scroll down to where you see "Default User Title"
Now NORMALLY, you'd just put "Admin" or "Mod", but using this simple code you can make it look like: Admin
Next Step:
When you edit the usergroup name to make your username colored/animated (the way I have above) you'd use:
<span style="color: red;"><strong>{username}</strong></span>
Instead of posting THAT on the "Default User Title" you would use:
<span style="color: red;"><strong>Title</strong></span>
The ONLY difference is instead of using
{username} you use the name of the title.
Hope this helps!
~Eskii
NEXT TUTORIAL:
How to make specific usergroups have colored background colors!
(will be posted in a couple of minutes.)