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    Anyone fancy making....

    ..... me a signature? I would like it to have everything HEXUS offers, with links to each thing.....

    .... maybe the latest review in the middle of it in text?

    ....

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    You can use html seeing as you're an admin, right?
    Something along the lines of:
    <iframe width=800 height=300 src='http://www.hexus.net'></iframe>

    Should do what you need
    Last edited by Mozzer; 14-03-2004 at 10:59 PM.

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    heh

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    something like that?

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    Something a bit more creative

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    knox, show me the code for that please.

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    russ, all it is, is 5 pictures, each with a url (i'm guessing - same as my sig...) simply but effective

    mark

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    Hmm... Might improve my sig using something like that split -image thing. Is there a size limit to sigs on here Davey?
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    i have a feeling you can only use 5 pictures (not sure why)... as for size, do you mean in bytes? or physical size... in bytes i doubt there would be much/any difference in 1 picture or 5 smaller pictures making up that 1 picture, and as for 'physical' size, only so that its not stupidly huge

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    I meant physical size. I just wondered if the admins imposed any sort of restriction
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    yeah they smack your bum and ban you if its 1 pixel too high

    (ahem, I think they just say use your common sense on here howard)

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    Sounds reasonable
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    I can have a sig as big as I want well not xactly

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    Quote Originally Posted by David
    I can have a sig as big as I want well not xactly
    If you want it to have everything Hexus offers, you'd need it to be big!

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    Changed my mind and decided it was poo halfway through typing out all the URLs. Nevermind, it's there, now :>

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    Quote Originally Posted by Theo





    Changed my mind and decided it was poo halfway through typing out all the URLs. Nevermind, it's there, now :>
    If the latest review image / link was to the right and it was a bit thinner I think thats a winner!

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