I've looked in HELP and the FAQ's, but I can't see how to add an image to my signature. It must be possible as several folks here have done so.
Or, is this no longer available?
OK. You just used the URL tag-thingy, right?
Cool. Thanks, Emme.
Hmm, I can't seem to get it to work. I've tried the SMF url and img tags, and both gave me errors. The HTML img tag didn't work either.
And, I know the image is indeed online because I can indeed access it from my web site.
what you can do is upload your image to an image hosting site like photo bucket or image shack. they will give you a bbc tag to copy and past in to the costume signature box.
it should look something like this
[img]http://www.photobucket.com/your_picture_.jpg[/img]
the magic tag is the [img][/img]
with the url of your picture in between the img tags.
if you can get the image to display in a stand alone web browser window just copy the URL and past it in between the img tags.
Quote from: Ellieka on December 03, 2008, 05:27:47 PM
what you can do is upload your image to an image hosting site like photo bucket or image shack. they will give you a bbc tag to copy and past in to the costume signature box.
it should look something like this
[img]http://www.photobucket.com/your_picture_.jpg[/img]
the magic tag is the [img][/img]
with the url of your picture in between the img tags.
When I use the img tag and try to save, I get the following error.
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The following errors occurred when trying to save your profile:
* The following BBC is not allowed within your signature: abbr, acronym, anchor, code, ftp, flash, glow, i, iurl, li, list, left, ltr, me, move, nobbc, pre, php, quote, rtl, s, size, sub, sup, shadow, time, tt, u.
are you including the forward slash in the last img tag?
[img] <===this is the opening tag | this is the closing tag ======>[/img]
Yes, I included the slash.
In fact, I copied and pasted your code segment just to be sure, then pasted the URL of my GIF image in between the open and close tags.
if that don't work try using capitals instead.
[IMG]http://www.your image link.com[/IMG]
I guess the capitalized code worked, as it's displayed now.
Thanks!
Awesome! glad to help :)