[NaffTech]

I'm trying to change the colour of someones username depending on their usergroup.

I found this:

PHP Code:

$this->post['usertitle'] =& $this->registry->usergroupcache["0"]['usertitle']; 


I would like to make a switch statement like:

PHP Code:

switch($post['usertitle'])
        {
            case "Member"; $colour = "#fff"; $alt = "Regular Member"; break;
        } 


Hope that makes sense. Not sure where to put the switch statement though... Very new to VBulletin and haven't had enough time to properly look through all of the code.

Any help would be greatly appreciated . Thanks

[Code Monkey]

This is a default option for vBulletin usergroups.

If you look in each usergoups settings you will see that the fourth setting from the top has this.

Username HTML Markup (Specify an opening and closing HTML tag with which to display the names of users in this group. This applies to names that appear on Logged-in Users, Who's Online, Users Browsing Forum, Users Browsing Thread, Posts, Member List etc.)

[VBgOd]

Goto:
admincp>>usergroups>>usergroupsmanager>>Username HTML Markup

put this:

PHP Code:

<span style="font-weight: bold; color: #YOURCOLOR;"> 


in the first box and this:

PHP Code:

</span> 


in the second!
Dont forget to change your color!

[rgbeast]

Originally Posted by VBgOd

Goto:
admincp>>usergroups>>usergroupsmanager>>Username HTML Markup

put this:

PHP Code:

<span style="font-weight: bold; color: #YOURCOLOR;"> 


Thank you, that works, but only for primary members of the moderator group. How to highlisgh all moderators (primary and additional members of moderators group)?

[Code Monkey]

Set the moderator group to override primary groups username settings.

[zeus_r6]

Originally Posted by Code Monkey

Set the moderator group to override primary groups username settings.

This answers the question I was just about to ask

[IzNChar]

Originally Posted by VBgOd

Goto:
admincp>>usergroups>>usergroupsmanager>>Username HTML Markup

put this:

PHP Code:

<span style="font-weight: bold; color: #YOURCOLOR;"> 


in the first box and this:

PHP Code:

</span> 


in the second!
Dont forget to change your color!

I really wanted this on my baord also BUT i can't find "Username HTML Markup" after going into usergroupsmanager.???

I have 3.6.4 would mine be different?

Thanks

[DiverTree]

Originally Posted by IzNChar

I really wanted this on my baord also BUT i can't find "Username HTML Markup" after going into usergroupsmanager.???

I have 3.6.4 would mine be different?

Thanks

no ... should be the same.
goto admincp >>> usergroup >>> usergroup manager >>>

then edit the desired user group. the fourth line down should look like this ... click for larger image ...

untitled.JPG

then enter the desired code like this in the first box, red in this example ...

<span style="color: red;">

and this in the second

</span>

[IzNChar]

thank you so much

sorry, i was looking for another 'heading' oops...silly me LOL

Thanks, it looks great

1 more Q...can we make them bold at all? i just wanted to make us admin bold.

do i put in <b> somewhere along the line? not 100% sure where though ta

oh and what about fonts? or is that a bit much? lol

[DiverTree]

Originally Posted by IzNChar

thank you so much

sorry, i was looking for another 'heading' oops...silly me LOL

Thanks, it looks great

1 more Q...can we make them bold at all? i just wanted to make us admin bold.

do i put in <b> somewhere along the line? not 100% sure where though ta

oh and what about fonts? or is that a bit much? lol

good question ... im a newb to and i never tried the bold look. the example given earlier in this thread suggests you can ... VBgOd's example in post #3 might give you an idea

[nasiransari]

Originally Posted by IzNChar

thank you so much

sorry, i was looking for another 'heading' oops...silly me LOL

Thanks, it looks great

1 more Q...can we make them bold at all? i just wanted to make us admin bold.

do i put in <b> somewhere along the line? not 100% sure where though ta

oh and what about fonts? or is that a bit much? lol

Add <b> before<span> markup in first text box and </b> to 2nd text box.

<b><span style="color: red;"> in first box and </b></span> in 2nd box n its done. I've check already for ma forum.