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Go to your AdminCP ⇾ Members ⇾ Groups, and choose one to edit, it should look like this after: The important part for us is the "Group Formatting" where we can choose between "Use Color" or "Use HTML", since we want to apply a style not just a color we are going to select "Use HTML". Paste this into the first box: <span class="clrSparkle"> and this into the second box: </span> Save your changes and go to Customization ⇾ Themes ⇾ Your Theme ⇾ Edit HTML & CSS and open the custom.css of your theme. Paste this into it: .clrSparkle { color: #56deff; font-weight: bold; background: url(https://i.imgur.com/8wxFgdm.gif); } I used this sparkle-effect for it: You can add multiple variants to your custom.css and use them the same way.

There are a lot of members that are posting support requests regarding problems during upgrading their suites. To prevent more topics from being opened in the support section, I'll have a guide on how to upgrade your forum correctly. Things Needed; Shared Hosting or Virtual Server Knowledge of Cpanel's File Manager Follow Instructions Instructions; Head over to the IPS Community Suite and download the latest WF version - https://webflake.sx/files/category/147-ips-community-suite-44/ Once you have downloaded the latest version, log into your hosting control panel. Find and open file manager. Go into the directory your IPS Suite is in - This is usually public_html, /community/, /forum/, or /forums/. Click Upload. Select File. Find the IPS Suite archive you've downloaded from WF. Upload it. Once it has been uploaded, refresh the directory. You'll see the archive in your directory. Right click and click "Extract". All of the folders from the archive will be extracted into your directory. It will be in a folder with the title of the archive to keep it organized. Go into the folder inside your directory. Holding the Ctrl key, click all the files. Once they have all been highlighted, drag them into the directory your IPS Suite is in. The old files will be overwritten. You will have to change the permissions of the following directories to 777 - /applications/, /datastore/, /plugins/, /uploads/, and /uploads/logs/ - To change the permissions, right click on those directories in the file manager and click Change Permissions. Check all of the check boxes. Open a new tab and enter your forum url into the address bar. Before you hit enter, type the location of your IPS ACP followed by the upgrade directory - /admin/upgrade/ Using an administrator account, follow the upgrade steps. Instruction GIFs;

You are apparently very inexperienced my friend, you didn't even manage to follow my little tutorial. It works, I do it that way since years - and you are not a developer, you are a wannabe. Go read more of my posts so you can learn something It's working perfectly as you can see.

"invalid_request" always means that the request is missing a required parameter, includes an invalid parameter value, or is otherwise malformed. Seems like OAuth requires you to use the PKCE extension but even the PKCE extension itself does not add any new responses, so clients can always use the PKCE extension even if an authorization server does not support it. (So I guess it's the PKCE Code Challenge method parameter itself?) Short answer: I'm not the developer of that handler, so I can't tell you exactly what's wrong with it without seeing any code. You would have to wait for an updated version or create your own login handler for IPS by following the developer documentations.