I tried to get the code in admincp via that ? sign but there just not the ones i want.
Does anyone know the code so that admins have bold red usernames?
and registered and elites have normal names?

I tried to get the code in admincp via that ? sign but there just not the ones i want.
Does anyone know the code so that admins have bold red usernames?
and registered and elites have normal names?
What type of forum?
On vbulletin in the html markup use the
bold Tags![]()
Last edited by tbh imo no m8; 17-07-2006 at 11:22 AM.
<B> name </B>
<COLOR=RED>"red">/COLOR<
Umm sumthing like that lol
Last edited by Unpredictible.1; 17-07-2006 at 11:28 AM.
If its VB
The first field is the opening tag. The second field is the closing tag. These tags will be inserted around the user's username like this:
[openning tag]username[closing tag]
Some HTML tags you might want to use here include:
<span style="font-weight: bold;">username</span> = username
<span style="font-style: italic;">username</span> = username
<span style="text-decoration: underline;">username</span> = username
<span style="color: red;">username</span> = username
<span style="font: 20px verdana;">username</span> = username
You can also do combinations by using more than one attribute in the style property:
<span style="font: 20px verdana; color: red;">username</span> = username
And if its Invision:
<span style='colorput color here)'><b> 1st Box
</span></b> 2nd Box
Edited by Nick (Forum Super Moderator): Please don't have images in your signature that exceed your usergroup.
I want the code like?:Originally Posted by RobJd
If its VB
The first field is the opening tag. The second field is the closing tag. These tags will be inserted around the user's username like this:
[openning tag]username[closing tag]
Some HTML tags you might want to use here include:
<span style="font-weight: bold;">username</span> = username
<span style="font-style: italic;">username</span> = username
<span style="text-decoration: underline;">username</span> = username
<span style="color: red;">username</span> = username
<span style="font: 20px verdana;">username</span> = username
You can also do combinations by using more than one attribute in the style property:
<span style="font: 20px verdana; color: red;">username</span> = username
And if its Invision:
<span style='colorput color here)'><b> 1st Box
</span></b> 2nd Box
<Soab style=font red:bold </span>
so i just have 2 insert it.
<span style='colorput color here )'><b> 1st Box
</span></b> 2nd Box
Edited by Nick (Forum Super Moderator): Please don't have images in your signature that exceed your usergroup.
Edit administrator user group.
In the markups first box put:
<font color="red"><b>
In the second markup box put:
</font></b>
Have fun![]()
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