Automatic bold usertitles for mods?

[nando415]

Anyway I can do this? I got custom usertitles for all users but I wanna have mod's stand out, usually have to enter in the bold code manually but how can I have it be bold automatically? if its possible. thanks

[jmottle]

In the usergroup manager you can edit a user group's "Username HTML Markup" option with the tags you want to include on either side of that usergroup's title.

[cka]

Put this in your postbit and postbit_legacy templates, replacing $post[usertitle]:

<if condition="$post[usergroupid]==5"><b>$post[usertitle]</b><else />$post[usertitle]</if>

You might need to clean that up a bit as I do not know the usergroup ID of the moderator group, nor am I certain if that's the right $post variable for the user title, but it should do what you want it to.

[jribz]

Isn't it alot easier just to do it the way jmottle said... that's how I did it and I was actually quite impressed that vbulletin now supports that as a standard feature 8)

[nando415]

what jmottle said is for the USERNAMES....im talking the usertitles....if anyone knows the correct code can they help, cka I tried that with the userid of my mod group but it doesnt work. thanks

[Mirical Bernd]

This code should do the trick:

 <if condition="$bbuserinfo[usergroupid]==5"><div class="smallfont"><b>$post[usertitle]</b></div><else /><div class="smallfont">$post[usertitle]</div></if> 

[merk]

Add bold HTML to the moderator group usertitle?

[Mirical Bernd]

Uhm yes, what else could it do? Of course you need to control whether the usergroupid is the right one for your moderators. But it should be, as the moderator-group is mostly groupid 5

[Floris]

• Open the template: postbit
• Find this code:
  <if condition="$post['usertitle']"><div class="smallfont">$post[usertitle]</div></if>
  
• Replace it with this code:
  <if condition="$post['usertitle']">
  <if condition="$post['usergroupid'] == 7">
  <div class="smallfont"><strong>$post[usertitle]</strong></div>
  <else />
  <div class="smallfont">$post[usertitle]</div>
  </if>
  </if>
• Save the template and check your forum!

[Mirical Bernd]

Could work too. But I am not sure, whether the usergroup is also part of $post. I thought, that the safest way would be $bbuserinfo

[Floris]

$bbuserinfo[] is from the user who is browsing the post, not the details of the user who made the post.

[merk]

I still thing the best method would be to change the usertitle markup

But, to bold moderators usertitles so they can have any usertitle, and still be moderators (or if you dont have a moderator usergroup)

THIS METHOD DOES NOT CHECK USERGROUPS!

Use the following code:

Replace

<if condition="$post['usertitle']"><div class="smallfont">$post[usertitle]</div></if>

With

<if condition="$post['usertitle']"><if condition="can_moderate(0, '', $post['userid'])"><div class="smallfont"><strong>$post[usertitle]</strong></div><else /><div class="smallfont">$post[usertitle]</div></if></if>

ps- if you are going to check for a usergroup membership - you should use is_member_of($post, 7) because not everyone will use primary usergroups for a moderator (or any other usergroup for that matter)

[the Sandman]

I tried this - it made *all* user titles bold...

[merk]

My method?


OH CRAPIT! Silly typo, i didnt remove <strong> from the else

<if condition="$post['usertitle']"><if condition="can_moderate(0, '', $post['userid'])"><div class="smallfont"><strong>$post[usertitle]</strong></div><else /><div class="smallfont">$post[usertitle]</div></if></if>

[the Sandman]

My method?


OH CRAPIT! Silly typo, i didnt remove <strong> from the else

That was quick! Works great now... thanks.