So as the title says how to change admin/moderators text colors? So you don't have to use BBcode everytime when you are writing a message. I dont mean username color or title colors just the plain text when you are writing.

It appears to be a custom question so I can't give the exact code solution free.

The idea of it is that you could use parseMessage() function to apply the additional color attribute to the posted text, comparing by poster's ID.

Aah thx for advice. I try to figure something out :)

this topic says nothing. I wanna know how to change the color of the word Moderator next to nickname. thanks!

Santocool, perhaps you could tweak language file by changing this:

$l_moderator='Moderator';

To look like this:

$l_moderator='<span class="moderator">Moderator</span>';

So after that you can use CSS to change text color. For example in CSS file you could put this:

span.moderator { color: #c00; }

where is the payment solution ?

I could provide a paid solution under a personal request.
I was not meaning there already exists some standalone solution for this task.

Paul
I need color text for admin and mod is automatic #00C0FF

where I can download this add-on like other?
I have no problem in pay

For this, you don't have to use the Color picker add-on.
It's about parseMessage function.

Contact me directly if you would like to order the customized solution, I guess it's easy and could cost you not more than $10-$15 (depends on my time of implementation).

OK

K3Exe
Thanks for your support. I will provide the solution to all users from your permission below.

So, if you would like to make the color of fonts from Admin's or Moderator's messages different from the other messages (default fonts) like K3Exe requested, you have to do the following:

1) Edit your forum's CSS file (default is bb_default_style.css), adding the following new class below of it:

(there you specify the color itself)

2) Edit bb_plugins.php. If there is no parseMessage function coming with add-ons, add it:

if there's already such function, don't add it twice.

Add before the closing } and/or before the possible 'return' statement of that function the following code:


3) Edit templates/main_posts_cell.html. Locate the following code:

extend it to the following:

4) That's all!

Thanks Paul and K3Exe, its work fine - if you need it ;-)

Greetings Jaime

:)

Thanks Paul, this was very informative.