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Ok, you geniuses: I have put the photo of my lovely bike in my signature, but try as I might, it won't show up on my signature. If I'm right, this one will show my bike only as my Avatar, and there will be a description of my bike in the signature, but not a photo in the signature (larger, better).
It says it's my current signature photo. What am I missing?
I don't see where to put in any spelling. It just says to upload the photo.
However, it specifies width at 500, height at 250, and max file size at about 94 something or other.
My file size was only 70, but my height was 300. So I shortened the dimensions, and saved it again. If it's showing on this post, then I got it fixed. If it doesn't show on this post, then I still haven't figured it out.
Make Sure you have gone to your "USER CP" (blue bar,left side at the top of the forum) and then click on "Edit Options" and scroll all the way to the bottom and use the drop down to change from "Basic Editor" to "Standard Editor." This will allow you to "Insert" your photo into your Sig.
While you are in "Edit Options" you can change your time and change the Forum Defaults so you can see more threads and posts. You can also click on the box to allow the PM system to notify you when you have a new pm (pop up).
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