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I should have asked an additional question - which is how are these users identified? I can certainly differentiate on admins and users and guests but I can also differentiate other user group membership or on special ranks... ?
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I just need:
Admins colored RED
Sponsors colored BLUE
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Yes - but what ARE 'Sponsors'? Is this the name of a forum user group? A forum rank?
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OK - try this:
Go to the forum admin > themes > custom CSS
and paste in the following:
#spMainContainer .spTopicPostSection.spType-Admin .spUserSection .spProfilePopupLink { color: red; }
#spMainContainer .spTopicPostSection.spUsergroup-Sponsors .spUserSection .spProfilePopupLink { color: blue; }That is aimed to work on the topics (posts) on the left where the user name is. Let;s see if it does.
Beware - there are spaces between some of the elements but not all. Best copy and paste it (use the 'raw' button)
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I was able to achieve this with admin but sponsors not changing.
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Is your 'Sponsors' user group definitely spelled correctly and capitalised? We know the CSS for admin will work as it's universal, whereas the CSS for usergroups is going to depend entirely on what your usergroup is called.
If it's called 'Sponsors' then the code above should in theory work, so to go further we will need to see a post from a user in the Sponsor usergroup.
If it's actually called 'sponsors' without the capital S or something like 'sponsors-group', then replace that part of the code i.e .spUsergroup-Sponsors would become .spUsergroup-sponsors or .spUsergroup-sponsors-group.
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This is a post from sponsor http://yotamafia.com/forum/rel.....brication/
This is coding I am using in custom css
#spMainContainer .spTopicPostSection.spType-Moderator .spUserSection .spProfilePopupLink { color: red; }
#spMainContainer .spTopicPostSection.spUsergroup-Sponsor .spUserSection .spProfilePopupLink { color: blue; }
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