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No didn't know about that. I've had a pic in there before without paying. Guess I won't have one then...
Sorry man I'm just yanking your chain, there is no charge
It's usually always size. It can't be bigger than 500 by 250 pixels or 97.7 KB (whichever is smaller). One easy way to make a pic smaller is to open it in Windows Paint and resize it smaller.
Sorry man I'm just yanking your chain, there is no charge
It's usually always size. It can't be bigger than 500 by 250 pixels or 97.7 KB (whichever is smaller). One easy way to make a pic smaller is to open it in Windows Paint and resize it smaller.
lol ok you got me....pic size is 333x250 22.7kb. That should work shouldn't it?
I haven't done if for a little while so not sure, but when you are done with your sig pic, isn't there a save button to check or something like that? Just an idea.
I haven't done if for a little while so not sure, but when you are done with your sig pic, isn't there a save button to check or something like that? Just an idea.
yes, did that. Hit the upload button, hit all the buttons I see. When I look at the signature section in user cp the pic is there just doesn't show on posts.
yes, did that. Hit the upload button, hit all the buttons I see. When I look at the signature section in user cp the pic is there just doesn't show on posts.
yes that box is checked, I just double checked to be sure...
Do you see your pic when when you click see preview? Should look something like this below. I was thinking maybe you didn't click "insert signature picture". Also, your sig will not show in older posts if you had the show sig unchecked. So make sure you do a new test post in the testing area.
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