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Post by Tommy Huynh on Sept 26, 2005 1:41:44 GMT -5
Okay, this is to customise your member group colours, and to apply formatting. First off, a bit about Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) If you want to apply formatting, such as bold or italic and underline, the respective method to add it in are: - For bold use: font-weight: bold;
- For italics use: font-style: italic;
- For underline use: text-decoration: underline;
- For
Strikethrough use: text-decoration: strikethrough;
To apply colur use this: and in place of the red hex, replace it with your hexidecimal colour code there, such as 000000 for black. Be sure to have the # proceeding the colour though. The CSS classes follows like this: .group 1and with every additional member group created, the '1' would increment. For instance, Global Moderator would be .group2, and moderator would be .group3. If I were to create a new group say, "Noob," the css class for Noob would be .group4 Now, lets put it all together. <style type="text/css"> <!-- .group1 {
} .group2 {
} --> </style>You would insert your properties and values between the curly brackets. For instance, if I want to customise group1 so it has blue text colour, and underlined, and group2 to be green and with no text-decoration, my code would look like this <style type="text/css"> <!-- .group1 { color: #0000cc; text-decoration: underline; } .group1 { color: #000a00; } --> </style>When you're all done, place the code in your global headers.
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