I’ve got User Groups for e.g. Volunteers & Donors & etc who have contributed to keeping the site running. I’d like to visually distinguish the posts by these users, for example by adding a border around the entire post: .group-Volunteers > article { margin-top: 0.2em; margin-bottom: 0.2em; …

I believe it must be their primary group, is the Volunteer group the user’s primary one, and does changing it fix the issue?

You can also use CSS Classes for Current User's Groups . Then it works for all groups instead of just primary ones

Hm, I’ve added this component to our theme but it doesn’t seem to have changed the CSS classes on the post in my example above. I think I’d prefer to use this component, although I don’t know what the “primary group” setting entails. What happens if a user is a member of multiple groups which have …

La clase User Group no siempre se aplica al div envolvente del contenido de la publicación

Soporte

Firepup650 (Firepup Sixfifty) 4 Septiembre, 2024 23:36 2

Creo que debe ser su grupo principal, ¿es el grupo de voluntarios el principal del usuario y cambiarlo soluciona el problema?

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La clase User Group no siempre se aplica al div envolvente del contenido de la publicación

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