XF 1.2 Style the Account Upgrades page?

Dynamic

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Hello,

I tried to wrap each upgrade in its own div via the upgrade manager but it did not work.

Is there any way to easily manipulate the way the account upgrades page looks? It is kind of hard to read the way it is set out.

Thanks.
 
Hi @Brogan
I am trying to group certain upgrades and separate others. I would like them in a box with a different background colour. I tried putting them in <div></div> but it did not work, it just displayed the code.
 
Anyone have any ideas on this? It will not support even basic html tags like <b></b> etc. It simply displays the code instead.

There's a thread here:

http://xenforo.com/community/threads/jake-subscription-conditional.36370/

and here:

http://xenforo.com/community/threads/user-upgrade-images.34828/

With some info on styling it, I did group the upgrades in their own category by removing the default code and putting conditionals like this:

http://xenforo.com/community/threads/jake-subscription-conditional.36370/#post-414095

Not sure how many upgrades you have though...
 
Hi @Russ,

Thanks for that. I think that is a bit much for what I am trying to do. For example, let's say I want some of the text to display as red in the description. It says html is allowed, so I would assume if I type in <span style="color:#ff0000;">something here</span> in the description box, the text will show up as red. But it does not. It just displays the html tags and code.
 
Hi @Russ,

Thanks for that. I think that is a bit much for what I am trying to do. For example, let's say I want some of the text to display as red in the description. It says html is allowed, so I would assume if I type in <span style="color:#ff0000;">something here</span> in the description box, the text will show up as red. But it does not. It just displays the html tags and code.

Sorry I read you wanted to split it into groups, I just tested and it works:

test1.webp test2.webp

I would double check your HTML on that class and make sure it's not being overwritten by some other color, possibly with an !important
 
hmmm, strange. For me it displays "<span style="color:#ff0000;">something here</span>" in the description. So it does not just display "Something here" as I would assume it would. It displays the whole thing.
 
Are you actually running 1.2? As noted, this was changed in 1.2 -- the behavior you're explaining makes it sound like you're running 1.1.
 
Sweet. I'll send him a message so he can take a look at the problem. Can't disable the addon unfortunately, it gets used too much. Thanks for the help guys :)
 
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