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Member name prefix/suffix


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In the new profile the group name needs to be wrapped in the new prefix/suffix like it is when you view a post.

Also I *think* that the "<a href="...">{prefix}{member name}{suffix}</a>" thing is hard coded. I would have liked to turn it into "{prefix}<a href="...">{member name}</a>{suffix}", but I can't without modifying a PHP file. Unless it was moved to a template and I'm just missing it?

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It's centralized in ipsclass.php.

Problem with moving prefix/suffix outside the a tag is that CSS applying to a tags will override the spans/etc. outside the a tags. But whether that's an issue or not depends on the prefix you set, and your specific site CSS really.

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Cool :).

Well you could keep it like it is with the links and spans. What I would like to see if the html taken out of the PHP source and put into a template so it's changeable. That would be cool :).

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The issue I'm having with the address tag being on the outside of the span tag is that no matter what I do I can't seem to get rid of the underline under my IMG. It's something like:

<a href="..."><img src="..." .../><b>Member Name</b><img src="..." .../></a>

In IE my image does not get underlined, which is exactly what I want (gee, IE doing something I want for a change). But in all the other browsers my image gets underlined, and in this case I don't want it to be... If I try something like this:

<a href="..."><img src="..." style="text-decoration: none;" .../><b>Member Name</b><img src="..." style="text-decoration: none;" .../></a>

That doesn't seem to work. If the prefix and suffix were set outside the link then I would have complete control over it. Then again, the images wouldn't be click-able as part of the name either...

Odd problem...

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