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I notice & envy you guys with the knowledge on how to import:
B: A picture as part of your signature (Highboy90) C: A different font & size in your signature. Step-by-step directions......... Any help for a dummy would help me. ------------------ BB "Land of the free, home of the Mopar" 98 Ram SLT Intense Blue V10 4X4 4.10 Posi Paxton "Novi" Supercharger Spearco custom intercooler Mickey Thompson 16X10s BFG LT345/55R16 Sport Truck T/A HR4 MP Headers "Shadetree Mechanic" 3" Stainless steel exhaust Haltech fuel management system RCI Eng 36lb. injectors '00 quad clear headlights MP SS light bar 210W Dick Cepek driving lights Autovent shades LPW front differential cover Magtech rear differential cover Perma-Cool Oil Cooler Perma-Cool Dual oil filter conversion MP running boards MP bed mat 110db air horn Fiberglass Cowl Hood Putco Stainless Steel bed rails Billet Grille & bumper inserts MP 8.5mm plug wires Lund visor K&N 1000CFM cone filter 3" Extend-a-flares Fiberglass Air Dam AutoMeter 2 gauge pod w/ vac-boost & fuel pressure [This message has been edited by BillyBob (edited August 08, 2000).] |
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For BillyBob and others who may not want to use the UBB Code or who would prefer to use HTML, please read the following:
Okay, HTML 101! While there are several ways to go about this, one way is as follows. To change fonts on your signatures and text, basic HTML is all that is needed (note that not all forums allow this and/or the HTML must be enabled). Examples of basic HTML are (you can change the text to anything you want): <FONT FACE="ARIAL" SIZE="2">This is what the "Arial" font style looks like.</FONT> <FONT FACE="ARIAL" SIZE="2"> EXAMPLE. This is what the "Arial" font style looks like.</FONT> ----------------------------------- <FONT FACE="COMIC SANS MS" SIZE="2">This is what the "COMIC SANS MS" font style looks like.</FONT> <FONT FACE="COMIC SANS MS" SIZE="2">EXAMPLE. This is what the "COMIC SANS MS" font style looks like.</FONT> ----------------------------------- To post with color, do this: <FONT FACE="COMIC SANS MS" SIZE="2" COLOR="#306EFF">This is what the "COMIC SANS MS" font looks like with color.</FONT> <FONT FACE="COMIC SANS MS" SIZE="2">EXAMPLE. <FONT FACE="COMIC SANS MS" SIZE="2" COLOR="#306EFF">This is what the "COMIC SANS MS" font looks like with color.</FONT> ----------------------------------- Then, if you would like it to appear in <STRONG>bold</STRONG> print (Arial font again), do this: <FONT FACE="ARIAL" SIZE="2" COLOR="#306EFF"><STRONG>This is what that font looks like with color and bold HTML tags.</STRONG></FONT> <FONT FACE="ARIAL" SIZE="2">EXAMPLE. <FONT FACE="ARIAL" SIZE="2" COLOR="#306EFF"><STRONG>This is what that font looks like with color and bold HTML tags.</STRONG></FONT> Even LARGER! <FONT FACE="ARIAL" SIZE="5" COLOR="#306EFF"><STRONG>This is what that font looks like with color and bold HTML and a size 5 tags.</STRONG></FONT> <FONT FACE="ARIAL" SIZE="5" COLOR="#306EFF"><STRONG>This is what that font looks like with color and bold HTML and size 5 tags.</STRONG></FONT> ----------------------------------- OK, enough of that...I think you should get the idea. Now, how to post a "thumbnail" with your signature: <UL>[*]You need a digital picture of your ride.[*]You need to "resize it" (make a smaller version) and save it in JPEG or GIF format. There is software such as Paint Shop Pro or other software that will help you do this. <STRONG>DON'T USE A LARGE IMAGE AND SIMPLY CHANGE THE SIZE "TAGS"!</STRONG> [*]You need to FTP or upload the image of your ride to a server (this can be further explained if needed or you can find information regarding this in other posts). </LI>[/list] Okay, now for the HTML code needed to add it to your signature. First, things you need to know: <UL>[*]The "size" of the thumbnail.[*]The location, URL or link to the image. </LI>[/list] Now, the HTML code (example of the one I use with an image link to another page) for your signature. Use the following with "font style", "size", "border" and "Alt" tags. Note that the image size has a height of "55", a width of "75" and NO "border". The "ALT" tag is simply what will be displayed with Internet Explorer when your mouse is on it. <STRONG>Highboy90</STRONG><BR> <P><A HREF="http://www.customtruckshowcase.com/pages/currentride.html" TARGET="_blank"> <IMG SRC="http://www.customtruckshowcase.com/pages/pics/360V8RamT.jpg" ALT="See Info Regarding My Y2K Ram" HEIGHT="55" WIDTH="75" BORDER="0"></A> <FONT FACE="COMIC SANS MS" SIZE="2"> 2000 Ram 1500 5.9 SC 4x4 Mods: Steel Cowl Induction Hood -- Pioneer DEH-P47DH CD -- Grille Matching Bumper Inserts -- Emblems & Lettering Removed -- "360V8RAM" NYS Tags</FONT> And WaaLaa! This is the results below. <STRONG>Highboy90</STRONG> <A HREF="http://www.customtruckshowcase.com/pages/currentride.html" TARGET="_blank"><IMG SRC="http://www.customtruckshowcase.com/pages/pics/360V8RamT.jpg" ALT="See Info Regarding My Y2K Ram" HEIGHT="55" WIDTH="75" BORDER="0"></A> <FONT FACE="COMIC SANS MS" SIZE="2"> 2000 Ram 1500 5.9 SC 4x4 Mods: Steel Cowl Induction Hood -- Pioneer DEH-P47DH CD -- Grille Matching Bumper Inserts -- Emblems & Lettering Removed -- "360V8RAM" NYS Tags</FONT> If you DON'T want to have a link with the image, the code would be: <STRONG>Highboy90</STRONG><BR> <P><IMG SRC="http://www.customtruckshowcase.com/pages/pics/360V8RamT.jpg" ALT="See Info Regarding My Y2K Ram" HEIGHT="55" WIDTH="75" BORDER="0"></A> <FONT FACE="COMIC SANS MS" SIZE="2"> 2000 Ram 1500 5.9 SC 4x4 Mods: Steel Cowl Induction Hood -- Pioneer DEH-P47DH CD -- Grille Matching Bumper Inserts -- Emblems & Lettering Removed -- "360V8RAM" NYS Tags</FONT> PHEW!!! This gets a little funky to do with examples in HTML. Being it says that you can't use HTML code in the signature area on your profile, simply "copy & paste" your HTML code onto notepad or another document and save it (such as "signature") and simply copy & paste it at the end of your post. In closing, I hope I have made some sense here and didn't confuse anyone. As mentioned earlier, there ARE other ways but this is a style that works with most browser. It's really simple to do. Trial and error is normal. Regards, Highboy90 PS, if any of you should need an image of your truck resized, I would be happy to do it for you within 24 hours. Simply e-mail a picture to me at Highboy90@aol.com and ask to have it resized for a thumbnail. NOTE: Some forums restrict the size of the thumbnail. |
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Highboy90 you the man........
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Naaa You didnt confuse me.I was that way when I got here. Hell Im still trying to figure out how to put hyperlinks on here. Would you be so kind as to explain it to me? Computers are still new to me and Im a little lost
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