I have created a Custom HTML field in CB for profiles. In that field, is the following code (no editor, just plain text when entering it):
[cb:if usergroup includes "2"]I have Registered Usergroup[/cb:if]
[cb:if usergroup includes "39”]New Player Marshal[/cb:if]
[cb:if usergroup includes "28”]Rules Marshal[/cb:if]
[cb:if usergroup includes "30”]Role Play Marshal[/cb:if]
[cb:if usergroup includes "29”]Monster Marshal[/cb:if]
[cb:if usergroup includes "38”]Logistics Marshal[/cb:if]
[cb:if usergroup includes "47”]Card Marshal[/cb:if]
[cb:if usergroup includes "31”]Kitchen Marshal[/cb:if]
[cb:if usergroup includes "51”]Safety Marshal[/cb:if]
[cb:if usergroup includes "54”]Land System Marshal[/cb:if]
[cb:if usergroup includes "33”]Marketing Team[/cb:if]
[cb:if usergroup includes "42”]Storyteller[/cb:if]
The first line displays "I have Registered Usergroup" - but none of the other lines display their content, even though I am a member of some of those groups.
Seams to be working ok in my tests using the following.
[cb:if usergroup includes "1"]Public[/cb:if]
[cb:if usergroup includes "2"]Registered[/cb:if]
[cb:if usergroup includes "7"]Administrator[/cb:if]
[cb:if usergroup includes "8"]Super Users[/cb:if]
Maybe some of the IDs are incorrect in your current usage? Note this is for usergroups and not view access levels (that's a separate usage). Also note due to inheritance you could experience weird issues. For example if I only have Super Users then I am not Registered as Super Users is a child of Public and not Registered so there's no inheriting that group. It maybe better for you to use view access level conditions instead of usergroups.
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This is the CB Custom HTML field I am using to test:
<ul>
<li>[cb:if usergroup includes "1"]Public[/cb:if]</li>
<li>[cb:if usergroup includes "2"]Registered[/cb:if]</li>
<li>[cb:if usergroup includes "7"]Administrator[/cb:if]</li>
<li>[cb:if usergroup includes "8"]Super Users[/cb:if]</li>
</ul>
<hr />
<ul>
<li>[cb:if usergroup includes "39”]New Player Marshal[/cb:if]</li>
<li>[cb:if usergroup includes "28”]Rules Marshal[/cb:if]</li>
<li>[cb:if usergroup includes "30”]Role Play Marshal[/cb:if]</li>
<li>[cb:if usergroup includes "29”]Monster Marshal[/cb:if]</li>
<li>[cb:if usergroup includes "38”]Logistics Marshal[/cb:if]</li>
<li>[cb:if usergroup includes "47”]Card Marshal[/cb:if]</li>
<li>[cb:if usergroup includes "31”]Kitchen Marshal[/cb:if]</li>
<li>[cb:if usergroup includes "51”]Safety Marshal[/cb:if]</li>
<li>[cb:if usergroup includes "54”]Land System Marshal[/cb:if]</li>
<li>[cb:if usergroup includes "33”]Marketing Team[/cb:if]</li>
<li>[cb:if usergroup includes "42”]Storyteller[/cb:if]</li>
</ul>
If it helps, this is a testing environment, and I can give you direct access.
Access Levels won't work, as some groups listed are part of the same Access Level, but are distinct groups.
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, but not any other groups (the ones after the HR).