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Hi, jcgenob.

Unless they also share the same email address the IP address is the closest available thing to reference. There are only a handful of personally identifiable things that you can go by to determine if two users are the same person, all of which are visible in a user's profile.

Hi, lasquirrel.

So long as you're logged into your global account you should be able to access your dashboard at any time by navigating to the ProBoards.com homepage.

The forum you linked privately is tied to your global account so there should be no issues when attempting to log into it.

We wouldn't be able to diagnose any issues with other forums without knowing the links to those forums.

This isn't a feature built into the forum, but a plugin can accomplish this.

www.proboards.com/library/plugins/item/8

You can customize a theme's CSS to accomplish this by changing the default appearance of tables in posts.

HTML is supported in the content areas of the plugin, so you would use any method applicable to HTML elements to achieve this.

The lazy way is to use font HTML tags or inline CSS.


The more professional way to do it is to add CSS to the end of Themes > Advanced Styles & CSS > Style Sheet on your theme to target specific sidebar containers or elements within the sidebar. For example, if you gave the ID sidebar-1 to one of your containers you would change the font properties of its contents using this:

You can also change the font size of all sidebar containers at once, but to keep things less complicated I won't go into detail about that unless you describe that as exactly what you're looking to do.

This wouldn't be possible for a plugin to achieve without violating our developer guidelines. Sorry!

Nope. The plugin is only disguising the post. The user still made the post so their post count increases. There's also absolutely no way for a plugin to turn the post count feature on or off.

You can customize your theme's CSS to increase their size. The plugin uses the mini-profile HTML of the default theme to output the NPC's mini-profile, so it should inherit any CSS changes that increase the size of users' avatars if your theme isn't too different from the default.

The third post in this thread contains instructions on how to make the NPC name appear there.

support.proboards.com/post/5732964/thread

Hi, @smithj.

You can use any JS library you like as long as you're able to embed it on the page.

Take a look at our Developer Guidelines for specifics on what is and isn't allowed.