Changing a Username's Colour Without Groups Using CSS
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Changing a Username's Colour Without Groups Using CSS
Hello.
I am needing a CSS code regarding the change of a username's colour without placing them in a group. In this post Nera. refers to using the CSS that was given also being able to change a user's colour. I fiddled around with it and couldn't find the correct code. Anyone or maybe Nera. herself can help me. Does anyone have that code?
~mgt98
I am needing a CSS code regarding the change of a username's colour without placing them in a group. In this post Nera. refers to using the CSS that was given also being able to change a user's colour. I fiddled around with it and couldn't find the correct code. Anyone or maybe Nera. herself can help me. Does anyone have that code?
~mgt98
mgt98- Forumember
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Re: Changing a Username's Colour Without Groups Using CSS
Hi mgt,
The right code is in the topic
If you add it to your CSS you will get the glow for the founder of the forum, like this
u1 in the code represents the founder. You can change the number to the profile you want to change the color of.
The right code is in the topic
- Code:
a[href="/u1"]{
text-decoration: none !important;
text-shadow: 0 0 0.2em white, 0 0 0.2em white, 0 0 0.2em white;
}
If you add it to your CSS you will get the glow for the founder of the forum, like this
u1 in the code represents the founder. You can change the number to the profile you want to change the color of.
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Re: Changing a Username's Colour Without Groups Using CSS
Will that change the colour of the user's name though?
mgt98- Forumember
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Re: Changing a Username's Colour Without Groups Using CSS
No but you can do only that if you want. With this code
The color is the part for the name color. Font-weight is there if you want to make them bold.
- Code:
a[href="/u1"]{
text-decoration: none !important;
color: red;
font-weight: bold;
}
The color is the part for the name color. Font-weight is there if you want to make them bold.
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Re: Changing a Username's Colour Without Groups Using CSS
Thanks. I will try that in my CSS.
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Re: Changing a Username's Colour Without Groups Using CSS
OK.
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