Just put a hyperlink around the image by either bbcode, or HTML...most sites only allow bbcode in their signatures.

Thx i thought it was something to add in the php files
:nervous:

nope

Whenever I try to use ttf, the image shows up, but the text doesn't. How do I fix this, and how can I tell if imagettftext is enabled with my host?

if imagettftext() is disabled, your browser will give you an error saying the function cannot be found.

Are you sure you have uploaded the font and have entered the font location correctly in your signature.php file?

Gave up on this one https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2004/09/1.gif

Lazy...

awesome! finally after working my ass off trying to figure this all out, i came up with one...i left off the online info and new user and all that, cause i dont need it

here it is!

http://turbidblue.com/forum/signature.php


whew!

this is such an amazing little thing! thanks to all those who helped in this thread, all your support was very appreciated!

xoxo

[high]* turbidblue clicks install finally!
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I do have one question though. Is there a way to make up more of these, with different images? I would like for my mod's to have them as sigs also on different forums..I was thinking maybe, I could just name another one signature1.php ??

Or am I wanting too much?

EDIT: It does indeed work, which is even more awesome! Now none of my members have to have the same one :)

What you could effectively do is put it all on the same script, however it would get complicated and it means I have to find another way.

It would probably be better to do another signature1.php file as you suggested. I will however look into it when I get a bit of time and see if it's feasible or not :)

This would be an excellent extension, to enable it to save the image by default, but also save a signature for all users in a usergroup or in an array of usergroups to a set location - this would be excellent :)