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<code>.bbpas-active</code> - Styles the 'Members Currently Active' section

<a href="http://dogma-universe.com/en/forums/">Dogma Universe</a> - Another game using our plugin!

<a href="http://www.portalknights.com/forums">PortalKnights</a> - Steam Game by 505Games

<a href="http://rockstarwire.net">RockstarWire</a> - Rockstar Games Fansite

<a href="http://vpinball.com/forums/">VPinball</a> - Pinball enthusiast forum

As far as customisation goes, that is the furthest I can get it (to the best of my knowledge.) If you have any suggestions for further customisation,↵ please post them in our support forum!

That will then make all members of the Supporter group display as bold, orange links.

If you have changed the names of the groups, or added new ones... fear not! You can simply add them↵ to the css file and it will style them correctly. For example, if you have created a group called 'Supporter' you would enter↵ the following code to your stylesheet to style it:

I have also added classes for every single user and their forum role, for bbPress Forums without any role modifications - the following classes will work:

Below, I have documented all of the classes currently available for use alongside↵ a small description, please view the stylesheet provided with the plugin↵ for further help.

I have made it much easier to change the design of the plugin by adding multiple↵ css classes into the code of the plugin, and by also allowing you to disable↵ the default CSS file.

You can find this option within he 'Extras' tab, simply check the <code>Enable BBCode/Shortcode Whitelist?</code> option and↵ then enter your Whitelisted Fields into the textarea below. They should be in CSV format without any spaces!

To combat this, I added a very simple piece of functionality to this plugin that will allow you↵ to whitelist shortcodes you would like to be used within bbPress posts. That is simply it.

Whilst developing this plugin, I noticed users are able to use shortcodes in their↵ posts without any restrictions. This means, you can enter <code>bbp-login</code>, or <code>bbpas-online</code> or↵ any shortcode you have added to your WordPress site into bbPress posts.

I have added functionality in this plugin that allows users to restrict the BBCodes↵ and shortcodes available for use within bbPress Forum posts.