NamelessMC

Edit: Already solved it. Solution here.

I think the title is self explanatory. I mean the "Admin" thing.

One way I thought could work would be editing the CSS File and adding own variations like "badge-moderator" but which CSS file do I have to edit for this?

Hi,

This depends on your Nameless version and the template you're using.

If you're using Nameless version 1, this GitHub comment should help.

If you're using Nameless version 2 with the Default Revamp template, these colours are available, and with the Default template these colours are available.

To add new colours, the easiest thing to do is add style="background-color: #fff" to the group HTML tag, for example

< span class="ui red label" style="background-color: #000">Admin< / span> would be a black tag. You can use any hex colour code instead of #000

Hope that helps

Samerton:

Hi,

This depends on your Nameless version and the template you're using.

If you're using Nameless version 1, this GitHub comment should help.

If you're using Nameless version 2 with the Default Revamp template, these colours are available, and with the Default template these colours are available.

To add new colours, the easiest thing to do is add style="background-color: #fff" to the group HTML tag, for example

< span class="ui red label" style="background-color: #000">Admin< / span> would be a black tag. You can use any hex colour code instead of #000

Hope that helps

Sorry for necro, minor correction, having span class="ui red label" with the styling code will just override the rgb value with the default red color. Just use "ui label" instead.

Black Tag