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    Default How to put users colours

    Hello,

    How would I make an administrator a different colour on VB? and V.I.P's different colours? I've been looking everywhere.

    Thanks,
    Rob.


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    AdminCP --> Usergroups --> Edit usergroup options --> Where its user title put HTML code, for example to make Bold Black VIP users have a well..bold black name you would write:

    HTML Code:
    <b><font color="#000000">
    In the first box

    and

    HTML Code:
    </b></font>
    In the second box.

    Hope that was some help

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    or instead of the#000000 you can out red or blue

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    or you can do <b><font color="fontcolourhere"></b></font>

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    But that's not valid (I think?) o_o

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    it will work like that invent

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    Yes it works, but its not xHTML valid or something

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    first:
    Code:
    <b><font color="fontcolourhere">
    second:
    Code:
    </font></b>
    Valid ftw.
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    sounds good
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    Just google it.
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    jesus christ
    Quote Originally Posted by Alexicles. View Post
    It will probably soon go away.

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    I thought he meant like

    <b><font color="red"></font></b>

    Whereas it should really be:

    <b><font color="#FF0000"></font></b>

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