Post by rsuperthegr8 on Aug 3, 2017 2:11:16 GMT -5
If there was an already existing topic about this, my bad. Just from when I'm editing my profile, I just saw these. I find that these were interesting to used for member profile post. But things that won't let me do it is, there's no instruction for how to use them. I thought of something that: Mini profile background uses image URL. Mini profile name color and mini profile text color uses color HEX. Am I wrong or right? If I'm wrong, I'd like to see a right answer here.
Last Edit: Aug 3, 2017 2:12:52 GMT -5 by rsuperthegr8
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Post by Fawfulthegreat64 on Aug 4, 2017 5:43:15 GMT -5
Yeah that's right. Image URL for background and color hex code for colors. Sorry that it wasn't made clear, this feature is handled through a plugin so it wasn't directly coded on the site
Normally a dialog is supposed to pop up allowing you to put the image URL, or select a color depending on which field you click, but sometimes it doesn't so if it doesn't directly ask for a URL for the image field, it would actually have to be in a format like this: {"image":"http://i.imgur.com/GWMFJbG.png","color":""} (That's for my mini-profile background image; to use your own just replace that Imgur link with whatever you'd like. Color is if you don't want an image.)
Post by rsuperthegr8 on Sept 16, 2017 20:49:41 GMT -5
Thanks a lot! (sorry for the late reply btw) Anyways, I have another question about the name/text color. Does it works the same way except remove the image one? I tried to do Way 1: {"color":"cyan"} Way 2: {"color":"#CCFFF8} (also without the #) Way 3: #CCFFF8 (without the # too)
But most of these doesn't work so is there a way to do that?
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Post by Fawfulthegreat64 on Sept 17, 2017 3:41:36 GMT -5
It should work with just the hex code and no #, I'd suggest trying it with lower case letters. That looks like it should work, but maybe capital letters is the problem.