Forum Signature?

[Guest N247BK]

How can I get a nice picture inserted in each of my posts as my "signature" ?All I see thus far is a way to attach a picture.

[Guest]

Not gonna tell because all it does is increase download times when reading the posts

[Guest Vulcho]

>Not gonna tell because all it does is increase download >times when reading the posts That's a bit cold. The guy is just asking.However, this is a post that might get deleted as it is not very welcome in this forum. Search the archives for details. I do that before posting. If not-read the FAQ.Once again, don't be surprised if this post is deleted.http://turnhead.com/dot/alex/banner-stroke.gif

[Guest]

>>Not gonna tell because all it does is increase download >>times when reading the posts >>That's a bit cold. The guy is just asking. >>However, this is a post that might get deleted as it is not >very welcome in this forum. Search the archives for details. >I do that before posting. If not-read the FAQ. >>Once again, don't be surprised if this post is deleted. >>>>>http://turnhead.com/dot/alex/banner-stroke.gif Replay to Vulchos post and you will see how its done(use reply with quotes)I've never done it myself but it appears that he has his image sitting on a website and the signature pulls the image from that location.See. Complete waste of bandwidth. Banners don't do anything other tthan say "hey look at me. I think I am cool" for most of the banner toting people round here.Pete

[Guest]

You need to "upload" your picture to a website somewhere (try and keep it fairly small in size) and then add it to your user profile as a html tag using squared brackets rather than {} (as below) mine is:{img src="http://www.btinternet.com/~fsproject/Images/vxbold.JPG"}You just need to change the address for the file..Putting it on your own site ensures that it does not use AVSIM's bandwidth or storage.Hope that helps...

[Guest]

>>You need to "upload" your picture to a website somewhere >(try and keep it fairly small in size) and then add it to >your user profile as a html tag using squared brackets >rather than {} (as below) mine is: >>{img >src="http://www.btinternet.com/~fsproject/Images/vxbold.JPG"} >And you don't actually have to use html tags at all. Any image url in your signature is automatically changed to the html code real time by the forum.