So I know forums use different color themes, some use light themes and dark themes. What if I told you there is a way to make your user group coloring work on ALL themes? That's right What I am about to show you will blow your mind! First off we are going to start with the CSS. This will go into your custom CSS sheet or in your forum's global CSS sheet for all themes.
Theme 1 would be
.owner {
color
ink;
}
.admin {
color:blue;
}
.s-mod {
color:green;
}
.mod {
color
urple;
}
Theme 2
.owner {
color
ink;
}
.admin {
color:skyblue;
}
.s-mod {
color:lightgreen;
}
.mod {
color:violet;
}
So on and so forth, Once you have your colors set up and ready to go. you will go to each user group and under group formatting you will put the following!
Let's use the owner group as an example. In the first one, you will put
<span class="owner">
and in the last one, you will put
</span>
Make sure that your class name "owner" is spelled correctly or it won't work! So I hope this helps you out with your user group setup!
Theme 1 would be
.owner {
color
}
.admin {
color:blue;
}
.s-mod {
color:green;
}
.mod {
color
}
Theme 2
.owner {
color
}
.admin {
color:skyblue;
}
.s-mod {
color:lightgreen;
}
.mod {
color:violet;
}
So on and so forth, Once you have your colors set up and ready to go. you will go to each user group and under group formatting you will put the following!
Let's use the owner group as an example. In the first one, you will put
<span class="owner">
and in the last one, you will put
</span>
Make sure that your class name "owner" is spelled correctly or it won't work! So I hope this helps you out with your user group setup!
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