How to get the frost Footer Forumotion uses

Code:

<span class="st-rank"><b><font color="#CC255D">Administrator</font></b></span>

Code:

FA.Ready(function() {
  for (var a = $('.postprofile', document.getElementById('main-content')), b, c, i = 0, j = a.length; i < j; i++) {
    b = a[i].innerHTML;
    if (/class="st-rang.*?"/.test(b)) {
      b = b.replace(/\n/gm, '').replace(/.*class="st-rang\s(.*?)".*/, '$1');
      c = a[i].parentNode.parentNode;
      c.className += ' st-answer';
      switch (b) {
        case 'bguser':
          c.className += ' bguser';
          break;        
      }
    }
  }
}, 'right');

Code:

.post.st-answer {
    background-image:url(place here is a picture to insert);
    background-position:0 100%;
    background-repeat:no-repeat;
    background-size:100%
}
.post.st-answer.bguser {
    background-image:url(place here is a picture to insert)
}

Code:

<strong class="st-rang bguser">put here the name of the rank</strong>

Ange Tuteur wrote:Add a tag to your rank title with a specific class, frosty, for example.
( Users and groups > Rank administration > create or edit your rank )

Include an html tag with your personal classname. Ex :

Code:

<span class="frosty"></span>

Make sure to set it as a special rank, and assign it to yourself by editing your profil in the AP. Next go to Modules > JS codes management > create a new script

Placement : In the topics

Code:

$(function() {
  // find tags with the class frosty, then apply our bg class to the message body
  $('.frosty').closest('.post').addClass('frosty-bg');
});

After this we can define a style in Display > Colors > CSS stylesheet

Code:

.post.frosty-bg {
  background:red;
}

You can target anything in your posts by using your special class ( .frosty-bg )

Code:

.Zed is Not Dead {
  background:#F00;
}

Code:

.Zed.is.Not.Dead {
  background:#F00;
}

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<span class="Pro-Admin1">Forumotion Administrators</span>

Code:

$(function() {
  // find tags with the class frosty, then apply our bg class to the message body
  $('.Pro-Admin1').closest('.post').addClass('admin1');
});

Code:

.post.admin1 {
  background:#FF9933;
}

Alexx Castro wrote:oh the CSS style sheet? That was all done by the founder of the site not me. She sent me over here to ask for help.

Code:

.zed-is-not-dead .post-container, .zed-is-not-dead .post-header {
  background:none;
}