My Forum: http://dreamingdna.forumotion.com/

I'm trying to change this white box to correspond to the usergroup color of each member on the side profile of posts:



Is there any way to do so? thank you!

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http://fmdesign.forumotion.com/t230-add-a-classname-to-group-member-posts

Thank you!! That worked for the most part, however the moderator group isn't working for some reason. Do I have the classname wrong?

This is what I have for the javascript:

Code:

$(function() {
 groupMod('#E35675', 'adminGroup');
 groupMod('#808F9E', 'modoGroup');
 groupMod('#DEA2A2','graphicaGroup');
 groupMod('#9E9E9E','memberGroup');
  
  function groupMod(color, classname) {$('.post:has(span[style="color:'+color+'"] strong)').addClass(classname)}
});

And the part of the CSS:

Code:

.adminGroup .profile-info { background:#E35675 }
.modoGroup .profile-info { background:#808F9E }
.graphicaGroup .profile-info { background:#DEA2A2 }
.memberGroup .profile-info { background:#9E9E9E }

Post a link to a post that a moderator has posted.

@SLGray

Here: http://dreamingdna.forumotion.com/t1-official-rules-5-5-15-please-read-agree#2

I do not see the CSS coding in your CSS.

@SLGray

That's odd. It's there.

Add !important to the mod code.

@SLGray

Still no change

Add it to the top.

@SLGray

It's still white. Should I make a test account so you can see everything for yourself?

Yes, please.  Please send it to me by PM.

Ok.  It is fixed.

I had to change the order of the groups from 1 - 5 to 0 - 4.

Ahh I see! Thank you so much for your help!

You're welcome.

Zero is the highest you can go in the order of the groups.

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