[Question]Uploading sigs with urls within

[~WD~Percy1979]

Dear Community,

how do i safe and upload signatures with urls within like this one for example:

example

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[Alex.]

Make a photobucket account and upload to that. Then use the IMG BBCode and the URL photobucket gave you.

Code:

[img]URL[/img]

[~WD~Percy1979]

thanks for you answer, but iam afraid, that was not my question.

i want it like the sig in my example, the post #7 like the Bowex Signature is. if you klick the recruitment button in the signature the url linked you to the recruitmentthread of bowex.

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[Anomander]

Code:

[url=http://yours_site.com][img]http://place/where/is/your/image.jpg[/img][/url]

just look at my signature:D

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[~WD~Percy1979]

ok thanks, but i dont get it, must i use in Photoshop first the "Slice tool"? or is this just for Hompagecoding?

after your example, i should just add the url when iam uploading the jpg file?

and how do i place the urls in the right direction? like in the Bowex Signature?

If you see, the links are a part of the whole sig.

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[sean24]

You want button URLs right? For that you have to cut up your sig so that the buttons are seperate images. Notice how you can click and drag the buttons on that bowex sig? That shows the images he used.

Placing the images correctly is as simple as what line they are on, then one after the other. The bowex sig would look like:

[img1code]
[img2code][img3code][img4code][img5code]

If you get what I mean.

[coffee]

1. Paste the picture url
2. Left click with the mouse
3. Select all the text
4. Click the "insert image" button
5. Left click with mouse
6. Select all the text
7. Click "insert link" button
8. Profit
:laugh:

[rewritable]

5-song-long tutorial on how to:

1. Make what you want with all the buttons

2. Use slice tool to split the image into things that are buttons and things that are not



3. Use Save for web and devices, export all the slices as images

4. upload

5. paste the [img] code into forum, arranging in the way you with them (though remember that you can't place images of two different heights in one row)

6. wrap your buttons in [url] tag

7. Profit!

The example would look like this:




with the code like this:

Code:

[img]http://img842.imageshack.us/img842/9656/70713534.jpg[/img]
[url=#1][img]http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/4732/48361153.jpg[/img][/url][url=#2][img]http://img529.imageshack.us/img529/2728/60007089.jpg[/img][/url][url=#3][img]http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/8785/81477901.jpg[/img][/url]

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[~WD~Percy1979]

Thank you rewritable for that good "how to", but that sounds very complicated, im afraid, that i cant use this really impressive technic. but i will do my best to try it.

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[rewritable]

That's about as difficult as clicking the "insert image" button four times in a row.
If you mean slice tool, then all you have to do is to draw a couple of rectangles. Also, it snaps to just about anything, so even accuracy is not really needed.
And code, meh, just don't get lost in it and wrap the right things.

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