A Flarum extension. Add decoration for user avatar/username/posts/usercard.
Actually, this plugin is more likely to be called "User Based Style Injection Engine"
This code uses some aggressive tricks to make interceptions of all avatars/usernames possible. This may cause problems with other parts of the plugin. If there is a problem, please disable username/avatar hijacking in the settings.
This extension is NOT COMPATIBLE with all extensions using highlight helper. Currently we supports flarum/core and flarum/mentions. If you found somewhere that username is displayed blank, please disable username/avatar hijacking in the settings and report us as incompatibility.
To experience full functionality, you may also need to install xypp/store
This plugin provides a way to change the appearance of user components using CSS and other special markup.
Administrators can create decorations and then grant them to users. Users can see the decorations they have been granted and apply them on their personal home page. Decorations should be in effect anywhere on the forum.
If xypp/store is installed, users can buy decorations from the store!
Log in with your administrator account, navigate to the user page and click the Decoration button to open the Decoration page. Just click the Add Decoration button in the upper right corner.
Navigate to the user page, click on the control button in the upper right corner, and click on "Offer Decoration".
Navigate to the Store page and click the Add Item button in the upper right corner.
After filling out the basic information, select the product provider as Decoration.
Once the product has loaded, select the Decoration you want to use as the product below.
If you want Decoration to have a time limit, you can just fill in Time Limit.
Please do not fill in the usage limit if you don't have to, this will not have an effect but will cause the user to deduct the number of times it is used from the purchased.
Use .base to select a dressed container element (i.e. a .decoration-container element). This element will have all the attributes of its original counterpart and wrap its content.
Use .element-aNameToBeFillThere[....] to create a new element. See below for a specific use case
/** Rules */
.element-<unique-id>[tag="<tag>"][parent="<parent selector>"][copy="<copy selector>"][after="<after selector>"][content="<content>"][ class="<class>"]
.element-test
/** Create a span element with the content Hello, located under container */
.element-test1[tag="span"][content="hello"]{....}
/** Create a div element under .Post-body */
.element-test1[tag="div"][parent="Post-body"]{....}
/** Create a span element with the content Hello, located under the first child of the first element */
.element-test1[tag="div"][parent="* *"]{....}
/** Copy the first img element and place under the container */
.element-test1[tag="#"][content="img"]{....}The <parent selector> and <copy selector> above support matching any element with *, or matching className or tagName with a string. Note that className and tagName do not need to be prefixed with . or # , and they are case sensitive. Separate nested matches with a space.
- Why does style selection not work with QuerySelector?
Element matching does not run on the DOM, but on the VNode tree.
- Can't administrators delete their own decorations?
Turn off the
View Allfeature
- Decoration does not take effect
Open the console to see if warnings or errors are output.
Install with composer:
composer require xypp/user-decoration:"*"composer update xypp/user-decoration:"*"
php flarum migrate
php flarum cache:clear