squad logo

[jcy19]

can anyone tell me in stupid terms, how to put your squad logo in a post as your signature?  and how yall put them nice little smilies in there too  thx

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jcy19

[jcy19]

oops  just saw the smilie lengend thing  

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[Sundog]

Hi jcy!
 You have to have your logo uploaded somewhere, then you place the URL per the proper UBB code (See UBB code button). For instance, my tag is done by placing the url, http://www.devildogs.com/vmf111/sdsig2.gif
between . so you would type,
, with out any spaces in the entire string.

Hope that helps.
       


[This message has been edited by Sundog (edited 11-12-2000).]

[LLv34_Camouflage]

Since signature pics are not supported at the AH forums, you have to edit your post once before the picture shows up. Otherwise it will just show that tag in the sig.

Camo

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[jcy19]

test      

[This message has been edited by jcy19 (edited 11-14-2000).]

[WizOfClay]

hey jcy,
don't get discouraged... you're on the right track...  i noticed that you're using a .bmp file... you should try to change that to a .gif or .jpg file for file size reasons... anyway, i was running into the same problem that you are... what you want to try is, once you save the image in your webpage, open up a new browser and type in the path you would take to get to that image to see if the image comes up there... if it doesn't check to make sure that you have everything right... when i tried it my first time i found that the letter case does matter...  good luck with it...  if you really have problems with it, you can e-mail me the image and i'll save it on my web space then send you the code to add it to your posts...


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[This message has been edited by WizOfClay (edited 11-15-2000).]