Changing username color in the CSS Stylesheet
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Changing username color in the CSS Stylesheet
Hello, I wanted to change the color of my username in the CSS so I could have a color without being in a group. One problem with this, is that I can't be in any groups or it will over-ride the color the CSS is telling it to be. So if there is a way around that, help me out.
But the main reason I'm asking for help is I have it working, I took my user out of all groups (the true admin group is hidden with no color) and made my name green in the CSS. It works for the forum homepage and the chatbox but it doesn't work for my name inside of a topic, or the name in front of my text in the chatbox.
Here is what I have:
name strong a[href="/u35"]{
color: #05EB0C !important;
}
#chatbox_members a[href="/u35"]{
color: #05EB0C !important;
}
.gensmall a[href="/u35"]{
color: #05EB0C !important;
}
Thanks in advanced for some help.
But the main reason I'm asking for help is I have it working, I took my user out of all groups (the true admin group is hidden with no color) and made my name green in the CSS. It works for the forum homepage and the chatbox but it doesn't work for my name inside of a topic, or the name in front of my text in the chatbox.
Here is what I have:
name strong a[href="/u35"]{
color: #05EB0C !important;
}
#chatbox_members a[href="/u35"]{
color: #05EB0C !important;
}
.gensmall a[href="/u35"]{
color: #05EB0C !important;
}
Thanks in advanced for some help.
MtnDew- New Member
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Re: Changing username color in the CSS Stylesheet
- Code:
a[href="/u35"]{
color: #05EB0C !important;
}
Sorry this code only works for the legend.
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Re: Changing username color in the CSS Stylesheet
Don't think its possible.
I already tried alot of codes,and nothing.
I already tried alot of codes,and nothing.
Re: Changing username color in the CSS Stylesheet
Bump. If anyone knows anything, fill me in.
MtnDew- New Member
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Re: Changing username color in the CSS Stylesheet
Never mind, I figured it out, thanks anyways guy. I got it in all parts of the forum!
MtnDew- New Member
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Re: Changing username color in the CSS Stylesheet
SLGray, that code would work everywhere.SLGray wrote:Try just this:Remove the ones you added.
- Code:
a[href="/u35"]{
color: #05EB0C !important;
}
Sorry this code only works for the legend.
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Re: Changing username color in the CSS Stylesheet
Thanks for correcting me, Sanket.
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