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Solved Is is possible to have custom colored badges for Groups?
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CRUGG

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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?

CRUGG · over 4 years ago · Last edited: over 4 years ago
Samerton

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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

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Samerton · over 4 years ago · Last edited: over 4 years ago
Hazmad_

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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.

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Hazmad_ · over 2 years ago