Since upgrade to 4.0.2
We now have a huge set of custom usergroups.
In fact I noted anytime we made changes to a usergroup such as Admin it created a new custom user group. Called Admin
to the point there were 5 usergroups in custom usergroups called admin !
All we wanted to do, was change htnl markup colour for user title, from orange to gray
Any suggestions as to what to do ?
Because the forums have usergroup id restrictions etc, soon as we save usergroup id:6 , Username HTML Markup
from : <span style="font-weight: bold;color: orange;"> </span>
to: <span style="font-weight: bold;color: gray;"> </span>
it updates this as a new custom usergroup, with id:26 for example and doesnt update usergroup id:6
This is frustrating, as I am not about to go thru forums and change user ids, to match this, plus each time we update a usergroup it will create a whole new set of usergroups.
Must be a solution.
Ste
We now have a huge set of custom usergroups.
In fact I noted anytime we made changes to a usergroup such as Admin it created a new custom user group. Called Admin
to the point there were 5 usergroups in custom usergroups called admin !
All we wanted to do, was change htnl markup colour for user title, from orange to gray
Any suggestions as to what to do ?
Because the forums have usergroup id restrictions etc, soon as we save usergroup id:6 , Username HTML Markup
from : <span style="font-weight: bold;color: orange;"> </span>
to: <span style="font-weight: bold;color: gray;"> </span>
it updates this as a new custom usergroup, with id:26 for example and doesnt update usergroup id:6
This is frustrating, as I am not about to go thru forums and change user ids, to match this, plus each time we update a usergroup it will create a whole new set of usergroups.
Must be a solution.
Ste
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