NamelessMC

Could you please take a screenshot of the rest of the error page - the frames on the left hand side are very helpful when determining what the problem is.

Hi,

This might be caused by your browser's cache - Ctrl+F5 when viewing your site will force a hard reload of the page.

No problem, happy to help!

Hi,

I can only comment for the Default Revamp template, so if you are using a custom template you should contact the author.

For the Default Revamp template, you'll need to edit the file custom/templates/DefaultRevamp/widgets/online_staff.tpl. In there you will see these lines: https://github.com/NamelessMC/Nameless/blob/develop/custom/templates/DefaultRevamp/widgets/online_staff.tpl#L11-L13

You can switch these around to display the group before the username like so:

                        {$user.group}
                        <a class="" href="%7B%24user.profile%7D" data-poload="{$USER_INFO_URL}{$user.id}" style="{$user.style}">{$user.nickname}</a>

It is possible to add a colour to the username by editing the group and entering a "Group Username Colour" in the StaffCP -> Groups tab.

As for the forum, you need to make sure you have created one category and one discussion forum. The discussion forum must have its "parent forum" option set to the category. Also, ensure you have given permission for the necessary groups to view the forum.

Hi,

I have modified the following from our Discord support bot:

When you edit a group in the StaffCP you will notice a field named "Group HTML". Group HTML is HTML code which determines how the group label will render on your site.

You can use custom images for your group tags with the following HTML tag:

<img src="url/or/path/to/image.png" alt="Group Tag" width="200" height="auto">

or you can use the following HTML tag with Bootstrap's default badge classes to get a simple coloured group tag:

<span class="badge badge-danger">Name</span>

Bootstrap defines colour classes similar to badge-primary; you can change the colour by changing the bit after the dash (ie primary in this case) with one of the following Bootstrap's default colours: primary, secondary, success, danger, warning, info, light & dark.

If you wish to use a custom colour for your badge you can do so with the following:

<span class="badge" style="color: #fff; background-color: #ff0000;">Name</span>

replacing #ff0000 with the hex code of a colour of your choice.