Something like this? 

You can pin a topic in a forum which would have it always on top of that forum.

You could then change the color of pinned topics somehow in your theme. Theme customizations would be outside our scope of support though, I’m afraid. 

2 hours ago, Jim M said:

You can pin a topic in a forum which would have it always on top of that forum.

You could then change the color of pinned topics somehow in your theme. Theme customizations would be outside our scope of support though, I’m afraid. 

Thanks, however what I would like is to be able to highlight only one specific posts, even if I have multiple pinned ones. I suppose it's a feature request then. 

18 minutes ago, Jamynee said:

I would like is to be able to highlight only one specific posts

The image you attached shows a topic in forum view, hence Jim’s reply.

8 minutes ago, Adriano Faria said:

The image you attached shows a topic in forum view, hence Jim’s reply.

Sorry for the confusion, my mistake. I meant I would like to highlight only one specific topic (like on the screenshot), even when multiple topics are pinned. 

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8 minutes ago, Jamynee said:

Sorry for the confusion, my mistake. I meant I would like to highlight only one specific topic (like on the screenshot), even when multiple topics are pinned. 

Easy enough via plugin. Probably there is also some way to make it via CSS but that’s not to me. 

Just now, Adriano Faria said:

Easy enough via plugin. Probably there is also some way to make it via CSS but that’s not to me. 

Thanks! Is there such a plug-in out there? 

Not that I’m aware. Drop a message if you want me to make it for you.

9 hours ago, Adriano Faria said:

Not that I’m aware. Drop a message if you want me to make it for you.

Thank you, I will keep that in mind. 

For now I ended up adding the following custom CSS to do it: 

li[data-rowid="145141"] {
  background-color:#fcf7d7;
}

Edited November 2, 20222 yr by Jamynee

2 minutes ago, Jamynee said:

Thank you, I will keep that in mind. 

For now I ended up adding the following custom CSS mode to do it: 

li[data-rowid="145141"] {
  background-color:#fcf7d7;
}

That's the easiest and most logical way to handle it.