(2019-01-21, 03:04 PM)vk_knight Wrote: I adjusted my user titles. Before adding the titles the default ones were showing in a fine blue box in the Cerise theme. But now they are just blacked. I went to grouptitle.css but I didn't know what to edit. Here is image of what it is showing. https://ibb.co/Gfm1gJ5
The term 'Hyper Active Member' should be in the blue box.
But here is the thing the user titles on administrator and on another group is working fine. Here is the image of that. https://ibb.co/6JZfKFd
ok, first thing first, please clarify, do you mean group tag or group image because cerise and cerulean have both as you can see by the 2 different stylesheets groupimage.css & grouptitle.css
now, setting up the groupimages are described on the mybb mods page for the themes. I am assuming you are talking about the grouptag based on your images and that you did mention the phrase group tag in your post. Yes , this has been answered several times in the tutorial and support sections but, lets us see if we can get to helping you sort out this issue.
ok, look at these parts for example:
.grouptag_2:before {
content: "\f007";
}
.grouptag_2 {
background: #0072BF;
border: 1px solid #0072BF;
color: #ffffff;
}
one controls the font awesome icon ie: ( ".grouptag_2:before" ) in the grouptag and the other the styling (colour), ie: just plain ( ".grouptag_2" ). Ok, the group tag is based on group id # for example so you would need to copy and modify to reflect the additional added group tags so for example you would copy say #2 and change to whatever your new # is. Hopefully that makes sense.
Also note: if you are using the group images as well those will need to have the added additional usergroups added to that specific stylesheet as well but that is not the subject you asked for so I will answer that only to give you a rough idea of that process as well.
For example in groupimage.css each group image needs something like this:
div.team_usergroup_2 {
color: #0072BF;
border-color: #0072BF;
vertical-align: middle;
padding-top: 2px;
font-weight: 600;
}
div.team_usergroup_2 icon {
color: #0072BF;
padding-right: 5px;
}
the #2 is already existing and I only show it for example so that you get a rough idea of what sort of thing you need to add for new usergroups added.
then you go into usergroup and add this to the groupimage for example:
<icon class="fa fa-user"></icon><i>registered</i>
* now primarily you will need to change #2 and "registered" to your new group # and name in what you copied to reflect the new additions
As you can see the processes are similar but slightly different hence the describing of both processes.