How about adding a feature for group colors for each skin? becuase everyone knows if you choose a skin sometimes it won't match your group colors, so maybe on User Groups you can set something up that it will let you have different colors for each skin for groups, kinda confusing what im saying, but am sure everyone gets the idea! :lol:

Just modify the skin to have the shown users not conflict :)

Overall nice idea, but.. it'd be bloat. Better as a mod.

This would probably be confusing to most people to directly support this and if you are worried about this, then you are able to do this with simple editing to a skin. Just setup the group prefix to use a CSS class instead of an inline style and configure the skin stylesheets to trigger the desired look.

This would probably be confusing to most people to directly support this and if you are worried about this, then you are able to do this with simple editing to a skin. Just setup the group prefix to use a CSS class instead of an inline style and configure the skin stylesheets to trigger the desired look.

I'm interested in doing this, since I have many skins that vary from being dark in tones to being light in tones. Can you explain how to assign a CSS class on a per skin basis?

Instead of <span style="..."> in the prefix, use <span class="theGroupNameHere">. Then edit each skin's CSS in Advanced mode and add the CSS classes to the stylesheet.

.theGroupNameHere {

...

}

Instead of <span style="..."> in the prefix, use <span class="theGroupNameHere">. Then edit each skin's CSS in Advanced mode and add the CSS classes to the stylesheet.

.theGroupNameHere {

...

}

I'll try that, thanks.

Yep, using CSS classes is by far the best way to do this. :thumbsup:

Can the CSS class name be anything, or does it have to match the name of your user group?

Can the CSS class name be anything, or does it have to match the name of your user group?

It doesn't need to match the group name), it would need to be what you put in the span tag <span class="anythinghereaslongasitsthesameasthecss">

 css would be 

 .anythinghereaslongasitsthesameasthecss {

	 color:purple;

 }

Alright, cool, thanks.