Hi there,
When adding group customization, both the username and the group name will be the same colour unless you use a hook called "Custom name styles" which allows users to pick their own username colour from a colour pallet, and a choice to have bold, italics, strikeout and/or glow/shadow.
To download this hook, click the link below.
Anyway, for custom usergroup format customization, there is two settings that you will need to fill out. To add formatting for a group, go to Admin CP --> Members --> Manage User Groups --> select the group you wish to add formatting for.
The two settings that you will need to fill out is:
[*]Group Formatting Prefix - This is what is added before the group name
[*]Group Formatting Suffix - This is what is added after the group name Much like HTML coding, if you start a tag in the prefix, you end the tag by putting a / in the suffix.
For example, if you wanted to change the colour of the usergroup you'd do the following:
In the prefix type:
<span style='color:red'>
And in the suffix type:
</span>
With the colours, you would obviously change "Red" to the colour of your choice.
You can even use # colours like #5a5a5a for grey.
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Now for Bold:
In the prefix:
<strong>
In the suffix:
</strong>
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Making italic In the prefix:
<em>
In the suffix:
</em>
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For strikeout you would do the following:
In the Prefix you would have:
<S>
And in the Suffix you would have:
</S>
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You can even have multiple together for example:
If you would like the colour red and strikeout you would put:
In the Prefix:
<S><span style='color:red'>
And in the suffix you would put:
</span></S>
Remember, every time you type in a tag, to close the tag using a / otherwise it will NOT work.
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I hope that clears it up for you - If you have any question then please ask.
Thanks,
Kingy