Please comment on this. Though it says mod, I meant admin. Instead of buttons, different colours for different ranks.
(http://www.elkarte.net/community/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1430.0;attach=958;image)
Post bit admin, gmod and mod in green colour. Unable upload. It says security check failed.
I was thinking you could do this now in css, but I wouldn't know how to do add to a specific member group.
I think that will help implementing it in a better way. We will be able to allow users to choose any colour of their choice.
Dunno... yeah, it may be useful in some way, though I can imagine different people may want different ways of "highlight" the poster area?
One option that (at least for now) would give quite a bit of flexibility even for mods, could be to add a kind of "hook" to the area with the possibility to add custom classes, something like:
echo '
<ul class="poster', !empty($message['member']['class']) ? ' ' . $message['member']['class'] : '', ">'
That would allow anyone (i.e. any addon) to add any class to that area.
Not that I would know how or where to apply that :-[
Don't worry, actually this was an hypotheses for a change in the theme. ;)
That's Ema's way of saying this not good :P
Thats strange that it took the other two files ... if you still have the old one could you add it to a zip and upload it, I'd like to take a look. Image files get a sniff test for a few things and its been none to falsely trigger.
That looks like a good idea, at least an addon etc could style it then. Be nice to tie it in with the ACP edit member group area, could always add a class field to that panel and let the user assign them just like the icons.
As a general suggestion, if a file you try to upload gives that warning, pack it into a zip and upload it again so that someone (
@Spuds ? :P) may have a look at it and see what is going wrong! ;D
Here you go ;)
Thanks, I'll take a look :D
I think I have this one figured out, will make an update so it does not happen again. In this case it thought it had a flash signature in the file, and that's partly true but can be avoided. Thanks for the file!
Happy about that :)