OKAY SO. It goes like this: I've tried to use the member color code thing (from this site actually) before and for some reason it won't work. o_O Maybe I'm just an idiot.
Also, how do you get those little boxes that, when you mouse over them, they tell youuu what the color means?
But um... if anyone could give me a code that would be fabulous. 8D
Here's another one. The one nadja gave you requires IMGs. I've used that, it works great. You can get really creative with that one. Here's one I use that's a bit simpler, and all you have to do is put in a hex code:
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<script>
/****************************************
Auto Script Hosting Tool by Mwr247, for BigBoards
http://bigboardsresources.com/
****************************************/
/* Begin Script */
var n=0;
var addgroup=[];
addgroup[n++]=['Member Group','#000','#'];
addgroup[n++]=['Member Group','#000','#'];
addgroup[n++]=['Member Group','#000','#'];
addgroup[n++]=['Member Group','#000','#'];
addgroup[n++]=['Member Group','#000','#'];
addgroup[n++]=['Member Group','#000','#'];
addgroup[n++]=['Member Group','#000','#'];
/* End Script */
</script>
<script name="H.M.L." src="http://209.85.62.26/12221/196/upload/p349942.ibf">
</script>
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Replace Member Group with the name of the Member Group you want in there.
Change #000 to the color of the Group.
Change the # to the group number of the Member Group. For example, when you go to the Member List page, you can preview only one group. In the URL, it will say something like this:
/index.php?act=Members&max_results=30&filter=4&sort_order=asc&sort_key=name&st=0
^ There is a 4 after the 30&filter=. That number is the number you would need. The number you need will always be in that spot in the URL.
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