Well, you have specifically stated you do not want to use the inbuilt styling options for that group and that you are looking for an addon.
So do you have any examples of what kind of thing you are looking for to that isnt already available as extras for specific user groups such as banners...
I don't think you can expect an addon customer to review the code and know what is or isn't compliant with xenForo coding standards.
Same here, but I still wouldn't know, just because an addon does what I want, that there are no dodgy coding that could cause issues in the future.
We don't use an addon - we use both the user promotion and user upgrade features of xenForo. Styling of appearance can also be down with the xenForo style property and custom (extra.less) styling template. No addon required
Try this in extra.less
.message-attribution
{border-bottom:1px solid @xf-contentBg}
//above the signature
.message-signature
{border-top:1px solid @xf-contentBg}
or else you could use display:none rather than the border color
I don't know what the line is above the quote could be a...
It's light vs dark wars now!
not over that issue I can’t actually remember why. But as a user, e.g. for Affinity support I really dislike that format. Using the forum is like a last resort, even worse than sitting through a YouTube video to find support.
IMO it's better that they are just left to xenForo admins/mods to reply. Yes (hands up) I respond but only because there was obvious misleading information.
I believe it works in conjunction with the mod threshold so you need both e.g
2 for mod and 3 for reject means if there are 2 they go onto mod queue for assessment but 3 get rejected.
I think if both are 1 then any SFS flag is triggered so all are rejected, no mod queue. But beware this will...
It might be you want to style the dl and you can use nth child to determine which one
And so the dt in the second dl would be
.message-userExtras dl:nth-child(2) dt
{background:green}
Best thing to do is use your browser inspect elements. Right click the widget and then look in the inspector for the widget key or the widget id
I just put a test below messages and it is easy to style the actual widget (as opposed to styling the widget position).
In this case either...
Wrap whatever you want coloured in a div with a class you can style in extra.less. Easier to cope with that what you have done here with the inline style.