Well here's the code for WoddiE's name:
Code:
<a class="bigusername" href="member.php?u=1"><font color="FF6600"><b>WoodiE</b></font></a>
This right here is supposed to make it orange: <font color="FF6600">
The class "bigusername" is deifined in the style sheet as:
Code:
/* ***** styling for 'big' usernames on postbit etc. ***** */
.bigusername { font-size: 14pt; }
You'll notice there is no reference to color in the style sheet. Without the font color tags, it should show up black and then with the color tags it should show up BLUE or ORANGE depending on the user's status. At least this is the way it obviously works in IE.
If you look more at the HTML, the cell that hold's woodies name is using another class:
Code:
<td class="alt2" width="175">
And sure enough you check out the css code for alt2, and you see this:
Code:
.alt2, .alt2Active
{
background-color: #EFEFEF;
color: #000000;
}
color: #000000; makes everything black. In the case of firefox, when it sees a css color, it will use the css color instead of the color supplied by the <font color> tag.
You could fix it with <font class="boldorange">WoodiE</font> and then you'd have to add a type for "boldorange" in the css file. You'd also need "boldblue" for the mods.
[end nerdy html school]
