For people who use glitters for usernames...

[altair]

For people who use glitters for usernames on your forum what do you use?
Is there a specific site you use to get them? Or do you make your own?If you make your own what do you save them under?

 

[Ash]

For people who use glitters for usernames on your forum what do you use?
Is there a specific site you use to get them? Or do you make your own?If you make your own what do you save them under?

Glitter as in the special effects/sparkling usernames that users like @Laifot and @Abizaga have? Or do you mean the glow like my username?

 

[altair]

Glitter as in the special effects/sparkling usernames that users like @Laifot and @Abizaga have? Or do you mean the glow like my username?

Both.

 

[Laifot]

Special forces reporting

It's a really nice feature that almost every forum should have and it's been really popular since late 00s and early 10s.. and really passed the time test

 

[Ash]

Both.

The username glow is just CSS that I got from the old version of Discussion Hub. I just then edit the colours to get different colours for the glow for other users.

The sparkling effects are from a XenForo addon that @apathy developed called Style Suite

 

[Abizaga]

Glitter as in the special effects/sparkling usernames that users like @Laifot and @Abizaga have? Or do you mean the glow like my username?

You rang?

 

[Ash]

You rang?

Just wanting to show off your lovely glittery username

 

[altair]

The username glow is just CSS that I got from the old version of Discussion Hub. I just then edit the colours to get different colours for the glow for other users.

The sparkling effects are from a XenForo addon that @apathy developed called Style Suite

Thanks for responding and for the information.

 

[Empire]

On my end are just CCS code that I added and no need to use a plugin even the cool sparkling effects that you see on bayside is just a GIF image and then CSS code put together Still no plugin needed

 

[Fait]

I use CSS too, then just target the username class that controls the username text.

 

[altair]

On my end are just CCS code that I added and no need to use a plugin even the cool sparkling effects that you see on bayside is just a GIF image and then CSS code put together Still no plugin needed

I use CSS too, then just target the username class that controls the username text.

I have been trying to set this up on socialhideuts for a month now with not much success.If either of you could share the code you used I would be really grateful.

 

[Demon_skeith]

If there isn't a special addon for the site to use, a person good with css would have to code it in.

 

[Empire]

I have been trying to set this up on socialhideuts for a month now with not much success.If either of you could share the code you used I would be really grateful.

Simple and easy then again depends on the setup of your site and how you do your CSS, Xd

Add to your CSS file:

/* Membership Color Group */

.Emerald {
background: url(https://i.imgur.com/);
text-shadow: 2px 0px 11px #04B404; 
color: #2EFE2E;
font-family: Roboto;
font-weight: bold;
}

Then under your members rank, (Group formatting) add

<span class="Emerald"> </span>

Like I said it be a little different for you but code and whatnot still the same and work. If you using XenFror then @Ash knows the part to do the group formation linking.

 

[Fait]

I have been trying to set this up on socialhideuts for a month now with not much success.If either of you could share the code you used I would be really grateful.

Empire posted! But yeah if you use Xenforo find in the templates where the username is displayed and apply it to that!

I couldn’t find a add on for it but the CSS works the same!

 

[Ravenfreak]

Since you're using Invision, there is probably a plugin in the resource section on the official website. I know on older versions of Invision you can easily just assign different elements via the usergroup section in the acp, but I haven't used a newer version of Invision so I'm not familiar with the ACP layout.

 

[altair]

Simple and easy then again depends on the setup of your site and how you do your CSS, Xd

Add to your CSS file:

/* Membership Color Group */

.Emerald {
background: url(https://i.imgur.com/);
text-shadow: 2px 0px 11px #04B404;
color: #2EFE2E;
font-family: Roboto;
font-weight: bold;
}

Then under your members rank, (Group formatting) add

<span class="Emerald"> </span>

Like I said it be a little different for you but code and whatnot still the same and work. If you using XenFror then @Ash knows the part to do the group formation linking.

Thank you so much. This works.
I appreciate it.

Empire posted! But yeah if you use Xenforo find in the templates where the username is displayed and apply it to that!

The software is IVP.

Since you're using Invision, there is probably a plugin in the resource section on the official website. I know on older versions of Invision you can easily just assign different elements via the usergroup section in the acp, but I haven't used a newer version of Invision so I'm not familiar with the ACP layout.

I tried a plugin but could not get it working.
Thank you for the advice.

 

[Empire]

I tried a plugin but could not get it working.
Thank you for the advice.

No need for a plugin, FInd your CSS files and also find the file for the group formatting and link it.

 

[altair]

No need for a plugin, FInd your CSS files and also find the file for the group formatting and link it.

I got it working with your css code.
I left a reply saying
"Thank you so much. This works.
I appreciate it."