Member Post Outline [SORTED]

[ooop]

Hi

Okay so I want Admins post outline to be gold, and G-Mods to be green.

All posts have a tan outline, but I'd like for those to be different, so they stand out.

?

[moneyman18]

Something like this?

<style type="text/css"><!--
.admin_posts {
	background-color: #403503;
	border: 4px #957C07 solid;
}

.mod_posts {
	background-color: #032606;
	border: 4px #064C0E solid;
}

.member_posts {
	background-color: #1F1707;
	border: 4px #3F2E0F solid;
}
--></style>

<script type="text/javascript"><!--
// Separate usernames with |
var admins = 'admin';
var mods = 'user1|user2';

if(location.href.match(/(?:&thread=|ion=(?:search|(?:user)?recent))/)){
	var mTr = document.getElementsByTagName('tr');
	for(a = 0; a < mTr.length; a++)
		if(mTr[a].cells[0].width == '20%' && mTr[a].cells[0].innerHTML.match(/user=(\w+)"/i)){
			if(RegExp.$1.match(new RegExp('^'+admins+'$', 'i')))
				var klass = 'admin';
			else if(RegExp.$1.match(new RegExp('^'+mods+'$', 'i')))
				var klass = 'mod';
			else
				var klass = 'member';
			mTr[a].cells[0].className += ' '+klass+'_posts';
			mTr[a].cells[1].className += ' '+klass+'_posts';
			var mTd = mTr[a].cells[1].getElementsByTagName('td');
			for(b = mTd.length-1; b >= 0; --b)
				if(mTd[b].vAlign == 'bottom' && mTd[b].colSpan == 3){
					mTd[b].className += ' '+klass+'_posts';
					break;
				}
		}
}
//--></script>

Edit the Gold with the colors of the administrators post background and border color.

Edit the Green with the colors of the moderators post background and border color.

Edit the Brown with the colors of the normal member's post background and border color.

Edit these two lines with the admin usernames and moderator usernames. Separate them with |
var admins = 'admin';
var mods = 'user1|user2';

I used the RuneScape colors btw as I assume that was the look you were after or something similar to that and I didn't know any other colors that went good together.

Edit: Global Footer or Board Footer if you want it to only affect certain boards.

[ooop]

Can I just have a code that does it too the outline though?
I already have a background color code (iAlex)

[moneyman18]

Remove the three lines that are like the one below in the css portion.

background-color: #somecolor;

[ooop]

Oh duh! I'll try this out thanks