How to add multiple special rank in one member ??


Example :

Name : Forumotion
Avatar pic.

VIP
Contributor
Global Moderator

Hi,

Use the HTML code

Rank name:

Code:

<img src='Img'slink' /><br><img src='img link' />


Rank: (the image's link)

Means , I didn't understand this.

Administration Panel>Users and Groups>Rank Administration>

Click on Add New Rank. Then decide if you want it to be a special rank. Once you do select an image you'd like for the rank. Now for the hard part, in the rank title field you'll want to use css and text to achieve what you're looking for.

For yours what you'll do is type VIP<br>Contributor</br>Global Moderator. That will allow you to put each rank on it's own line. If you want to add color to the ranks or bold all of them just use <b> at the beginning first rank and then </b> at the end to bold them all. To color each rank you'd just use <font color=color here>rank name</font>. You only have so much you can add to each rank the more css you use. So just mess around with it and see what you come up with.

keep in mind both of these ways will be limited on the amount of html you can use in these selected areas. I always thought the best way was to make one image with more then one rank on it.. I think there may be a way to add more with javascript or in your css as well but you will have to search it. I am not sure where it is at the moment.

kvance wrote:Administration Panel>Users and Groups>Rank Administration>

Click on Add New Rank. Then decide if you want it to be a special rank. Once you do select an image you'd like for the rank. Now for the hard part, in the rank title field you'll want to use css and text to achieve what you're looking for.

For yours what you'll do is type VIP<br>Contributor</br>Global Moderator. That will allow you to put each rank on it's own line. If you want to add color to the ranks or bold all of them just use <b> at the beginning first rank and then </b> at the end to bold them all. To color each rank you'd just use <font color=color here>rank name</font>. You only have so much you can add to each rank the more css you use. So just mess around with it and see what you come up with.

You don't need to close "<br>''

kirk wrote:keep in mind both of these ways will be limited on the amount of html you can use in these selected areas. I always thought the best way was to make one image with more then one rank on it.. I think there may be a way to add more with javascript or in your css as well but you will have to search it. I am not sure where it is at the moment.

No need for javascript to do that, just some css and your done.

Matti_7 wrote:

kirk wrote:keep in mind both of these ways will be limited on the amount of html you can use in these selected areas. I always thought the best way was to make one image with more then one rank on it.. I think there may be a way to add more with javascript or in your css as well but you will have to search it. I am not sure where it is at the moment.

No need for javascript to do that, just some css and your done.

Mind explaining how it's done? i cant seem to find what i was trying to look for.
Once again if it was me i would just do it with a image, But thats just me

kirk wrote:Mind explaining how it's done? i cant seem to find what i was trying to look for.
Once again if it was me i would just do it with a image, But thats just me

I know you can do it like that, but here is a simple one => http://csshelp.forumotion.net/t124-how-to-add-multiple-ranks