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[WhiteyNZ]

I remember this thread from the old forum that I used to lurk around.

So anyone that would like a signature but doesnt know how to make one or just needs some help putting the finishing touches on their own design can ask for some help here.

Color Scheme:-

Font Style(A particular style):-

Text(What you want written):- 

Picture Background:-

Picture Foreground:- 

Effects:-

[redute]

i would love a new sig lost the old one what you need to know??

[WhiteyNZ]

What would you like on it, as in a theme??

[The_IrishNinja]

Color Scheme:-

Font Style(A particular style):-

Text(What you want written):- 

Picture Background:-

Picture Foreground:- 

Effects:-

Anything missed out let me know

[WhiteyNZ]

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The_IrishNinja wrote:

Color Scheme:-

Font Style(A particular style):-

Text(What you want written):- 

Picture Background:-

Picture Foreground:- 

Effects:-

Anything missed out let me know

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Yeah that about covers it, lol

[The_IrishNinja]

Would you like me to edit that into your first post mate?

[WhiteyNZ]

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The_IrishNinja wrote:
Would you like me to edit that into your first post mate?

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Yes please, thanks

[fandabydastic]

Is there a thread anywhere on here about sig making?

I tried to make one but the html codes are sadly not what I'm used to.

If you don't mind could someone please explain what I would need to put in for making it central, different fonts and different colours as well as what is the size allowences?

If this is somewhere already could I please be directed to it?

As you can see, several failed attempts at it has left me without a sig. I got angry and turned off the computer.

[WhiteyNZ]

A sig size should be at max 500 x 100 or 40KB whichever is smaller, (although in saying that my current one is 600 x 145 but ssshhhhh don'r tell anyone)

Ok a quick lesson in HTML

For font = <font> </font>

eg:<font size="2" face="Times" color = #3399ff> Stuff </font>

for colours I find this website here to be useful for finding the hexadecimal code for colours, or just use photoshop

To centre something its <center> </center>

[fandabydastic]

Thanks very much.

I'll have a play on photoshop tonight whn I'm on lappy and try and come up with something rather than my previous attempts of stealing something from the internet.