Thread:TheWikiaEditMachine/@comment-31770788-20171126235210/@comment-26287306-20171128034143

You were pretty close with the username CSS, the WCGradient variable was made just for WolfCrafter (notice how their username is abbreviated) just so that I wouldn't have to copy the long gradient they have with their username three times, just to reduce character count, I am still going to use the variable but have it renamed to BTGradient for the sake of it. When it comes to fonts, I would see if the fonts are free for commerical use (to make money directly or indirectly, wikia profits from ads on their website so it counts as commercial use), lucky for you, both fonts are on Google Fonts which only has free fonts, and Google makes my life easier as I can just copy and paste a line of CSS they wrote to import each font. Since you have a preference for New Rocker that's the font I gave for your username, although with CSS, you can have backup fonts but I did not add the VT font because it has just as much compatibility as the New Rocker font with the import links alone (with other fonts I use a web font generator take can convert TTF (TrueType Font) files to 4 other font formats for near complete compatibility but that takes a lot of energy to upload several font files onto my test wiki where I host them which is why I only do that for fonts that I enable site wide rather than for custom usernames), but you also had the syntax wrong with the backup font thing, the thing you typed would have been treated as one one, you separate fonts with commas like so: "New Rocker, Source Sans Pro". btw, I usually prefer to have CSS placed inside of a box with the following wikitext (you press the code icon represented by <> when typing these messages, I am also working on implementing an icon font to replace all the icons in my CSS file, icon font icons can have their colors changed as the icons are treated as text but in some areas it's harder to implement that I thought): Also, I have common CSS for gradient usernames where I copy / paste usernames with gradients to reduce character count rather than copy and paste the same properties onto every username. In these common properties, I have IT written to have -webkit-text-fill-color set to transparent, that property also controls text color but has a higher priority than the color property. I changed the radial gradient top left gradient to linear-gradient(135deg) - also form top left since it also reduces character count by a bit and looks close to the original gradient orientation you have. I'm glad you reached out to me for a custom username as it does a great job indicating your special ranks including admin & mod ranks, I have no received a comment too long to read, I have received longer comments from other users but when I do, I am less likely to read the comment right away as I know I need to focus a bit more and have my attention undivided when reading one.
 * Inset CSS here, even if the box doesn't expand for some reason, makes copy / pasting things much easier but not mandatory.
 * I kept the filter you had for the username and thought a dark red one would be fitting seeing the colors in your gradient. If you want a different filter color, don't want a filter at all (note that the CSS u were looking at was built to work on other wikias and the filter is for looks AND to make it easier to look at over more backgrounds), feel free to reply.