Tell me how whean a user loging he show's his name .....?

Hi, all you need to use is the following code:

Code:

Please welcome our newest member: {FORUMLASTUSERLINK}

That will produce:

Please welcome our newest member: https://help.forumotion.com/u113290

Alternatively, you could also use this:

Code:

Please welcome our newest member: {FORUMLASTUSER}

That will produce:

Please welcome our newest member: Tramtris

The choice is yours.

It will change automatically. place code in your "home page message".
ACP>Display>General>Home page Message>save

ACP -> USers and Groups

Please do not use bold text as this is reserved for staff only when they moderate, such as this message.

Also see this topic: https://help.forumotion.com/t10988-organizing-groups-colors-in-legend

You can not change just one member's username color, unless you create a group just for one member.

You can! Put this in your CSS.

Code:

a[href="/uUSER ID"]{ 
text-decoration: none !important;
color: COLOUR ID;
font-weight: normal;
}


Did you change what I wrote, like the USER ID?

Oh, okay. So where it says USER ID, put the user's number.

No... If you go to someone's profile it will say their user id at the top, for example on forumotion if i click your name it says:

https://help.forumotion.com/u3601

That means your user id is 3601

That's right. And you need to paste the whole code:

Code:

a[href="/uUSER ID"]{
text-decoration: none !important;
color: COLOUR ID;
font-weight: normal;
}

You seem to have missed the last bracket...

Here.
Insert users ID number and the color code in this code.

Code:

a[href="/uUSER ID"]{
text-decoration: none !important;
color: #COLOR CODE HERE !important;
font-weight: normal;
}

You gotta change this bit:

Code:

a[href="/uUSER ID"]{

So, go to their profile and the number is their ID.

Hold on, I will get some screenies.

Spoiler:

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I think he wants to change all members username's color

Well, without making a group, that's alot of code inputting.

Ali
Try with this, write your code in it.

Code:

a.gen, a.genmed, a.gensmall {
    color: #WRITE YOUR CODE HERE;
}