View Full Version : Question re: signatures
daniellaaarisen
08-22-2009, 04:21 AM
So I cannot figure out how to get my signature picture bigger than its current size. I see there are a lot of people on here who have bigger pictures and if you could share the knowledge on this one, I would be very grateful. I'm getting pretty freakin' frustrated with it... I had a really cool one made and then I had to cut it down over and over again. :(
I know, I have way too much time on my hands.
mylittledemon
08-22-2009, 06:13 AM
Hey some of the older crew, correct me if I'm wrong... dont you get a larger avatar/sig if you're a contributing Ledgie? I can't recall. The last time I gave was about 8 months ago. :shrug:
chriskisn
08-22-2009, 06:29 AM
Hey some of the older crew, correct me if I'm wrong... dont you get a larger avatar/sig if you're a contributing Ledgie? I can't recall. The last time I gave was about 8 months ago. :shrug:
You get a larger avatar if you are a contributing ledgie 75 x 75 not 50 x 50. I might be wrong but I don't think you get a bigger signature pic.
David
08-22-2009, 09:58 AM
I would prefer to see sig photos & banners kept small rather than increased in size. I even thought there was a Ledge rule to do so, but I see numerous posters with humongous sig photos, so color me befuddled.
What's the point of requiring readers to scroll through miles of sig photography on a message forum? Whom does that prospect excite, save for the poster himself? I'd rather my time were spent reading what people have to say, rather than viewing -- again & again -- their electronic license plates.
daniellaaarisen
08-22-2009, 11:56 AM
I would prefer to see sig photos & banners kept small rather than increased in size. I even thought there was a Ledge rule to do so, but I see numerous posters with humongous sig photos, so color me befuddled.
What's the point of requiring readers to scroll through miles of sig photography on a message forum? Whom does that prospect excite, save for the poster himself? I'd rather my time were spent reading what people have to say, rather than viewing -- again & again -- their electronic license plates.
I literally want mine only 25% bigger. I agree- huge signature pictures are annoying.
michelle2677
08-22-2009, 02:13 PM
i *think* if you're using photobucket, and use the HTML code ( the one that starts <a href etc etc) it will allow you to have a larger banner.
i'll go change mine. if i have a banner with dental torture devices, max, sex and the city, tennis balls and stevie nicks...use this information. if not...disregard :laugh:
HejiraNYC
08-22-2009, 04:40 PM
I literally want mine only 25% bigger. I agree- huge signature pictures are annoying.
I think there should be a thread dedicated to the Ledgies who have the most egregiously oversized signatures. And you know who you are! :mad:
daniellaaarisen
08-23-2009, 04:45 AM
Thanks guys! FINALLY got this thing to work.... the quality difference in a 10 pixel size change is quite surprising, but I can deal. :)
chriskisn
08-23-2009, 04:58 AM
I would prefer to see sig photos & banners kept small rather than increased in size. I even thought there was a Ledge rule to do so, but I see numerous posters with humongous sig photos, so color me befuddled.
What's the point of requiring readers to scroll through miles of sig photography on a message forum? Whom does that prospect excite, save for the poster himself? I'd rather my time were spent reading what people have to say, rather than viewing -- again & again -- their electronic license plates.
That is why I keep everyones signatures hidden. I might miss out on something nice but I can guarantee I avoid a lot of stuff I don't want to see too! :)
jannieC
08-23-2009, 06:50 AM
Thanks guys! FINALLY got this thing to work.... the quality difference in a 10 pixel size change is quite surprising, but I can deal. :)
It looks really nice. :)
daniellaaarisen
08-23-2009, 12:52 PM
It looks really nice. :)
Thank you! I get creative at 2AM, apparently :)
I might as well have "Rhiannon" written across my forehead on this board, but whatever-- I'm not complaining :)
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