I wanted to insert groups and also this image in the group!




I have been installing the fireboard 1.0.1 put I didn't find where it places this illustration.

How do I do?

Thank you.

Cood

This is very simple css trick.


[code:1]
span.view-group_1 {
background:transparent url(images/bojteam.gif) no-repeat scroll left top;
color:#000000;
display:block;
height:37px;
margin:0pt auto 5px;
overflow:hidden;
text-indent:-1000px;
width:135px;
}

[/code:1]

if your "group id = 3" your class will be "view-group_3"

1.0.1 beta release doesn't have group access yet but group table is ready. If you check database you will see jos_fb_group table. Default one is Registered user. You can create group and asign user manually on this version. :(

Hi, on my forum the lines between admin/mod and member is fairly blurred (intentionally) but I'd quite like to have custom images (like humourous ones for various members) perhaps quite a few different images.
It's a games forum with people that play online against each other sometimes in tournaments, so for example it would be nice to have a specific image for the current champion of a game to have a custom image added underneath his/her avatar, like the ones here for fireboard staff.

Is this possible? Also, currently we prefer to have the "admin/user" parts turned off. Would this make it impossible to have custom images?

You can create group and asign user manually on this version.
Any quick tutorial for this ?

Yeah, how to create groups?

greatpixels wrote:
[quote]This is very simple css trick.


[code:1]
span.view-group_1 {
background:transparent url(images/bojteam.gif) no-repeat scroll left top;
color:#000000;
display:block;
height:37px;
margin:0pt auto 5px;
overflow:hidden;
text-indent:-1000px;
width:135px;
}

[/code:1]

if your "group id = 3" your class will be "view-group_3"

1.0.1 beta release doesn't have group access yet but group table is ready. If you check database you will see jos_fb_group table. Default one is Registered user. You can create group and asign user manually on this version. :([/quote]


awesome! works great ty

jeaphotography wrote:
[quote]greatpixels wrote:
[quote]This is very simple css trick.


[code:1]
span.view-group_1 {
background:transparent url(images/bojteam.gif) no-repeat scroll left top;
color:#000000;
display:block;
height:37px;
margin:0pt auto 5px;
overflow:hidden;
text-indent:-1000px;
width:135px;
}

[/code:1]

if your "group id = 3" your class will be "view-group_3"

1.0.1 beta release doesn't have group access yet but group table is ready. If you check database you will see jos_fb_group table. Default one is Registered user. You can create group and asign user manually on this version. :([/quote]


awesome! works great ty[/quote]

In what file do i put this script.....can you please be more exact howe to do this?

bzzik wrote:
Yeah, how to create groups?

INSERT INTO `jos_fb_groups` (`id`,`title`) VALUES ('2','groupname';

Hope that helps

So does this mean each person having a different team tag is part of a different group? or are all the people with team tags in the same group but linked to a different image?

how large should I make the image to be the same size as the team in this forum. Im sorry but the descriptions above to not explain this in a clear way for newbies to understand. You guys should make a clear tutorial about this topic, we would all love it, THANKS!

greatpixels wrote:
[quote]This is very simple css trick.


[code:1]
span.view-group_1 {
background:transparent url(images/bojteam.gif) no-repeat scroll left top;
color:#000000;
display:block;
height:37px;
margin:0pt auto 5px;
overflow:hidden;
text-indent:-1000px;
width:135px;
}

[/code:1]

if your "group id = 3" your class will be "view-group_3"

1.0.1 beta release doesn't have group access yet but group table is ready. If you check database you will see jos_fb_group table. Default one is Registered user. You can create group and asign user manually on this version. :([/quote]

BUT how to assign users to group manually??:S :S