Making a graphical signature link

[Kizzume]

This code:



looks like this

[link=http://www.kizzume.com][img]http://www.infraxes.com/kizzume/images/tiny-kizz-logo.png[/img]  [/link]

The main thing that makes it weird is that you have to use "link" instead of "url" like you use on other forums.

First, you designate it as a link by saying

[link=http://www.kizzume.com]

then you tell it to put an image there instead of having text to click on, you use the same method that you do anywhere else to post a graphic--you use the {img} tag.

[img]http://www.infraxes.com/kizzume/images/tiny-kizz-logo.png[/img]

Then you close the link--whatever you open has to be closed for it to work:

[/link]

So the whole code, again, looks like this:

[link=http://www.kizzume.com][img]http://www.infraxes.com/kizzume/images/tiny-kizz-logo.png[/img]  [/link]

If you didn't want an image there and you just want text there, don't put {img} and {/img} or anything that was between those, just put the text you want there instead--like this:

[link=http://www.kizzume.com]This is a link.  [/link]

And it will show up like this:

This is a link.

[Hackfest]

I understand what you're saying about inserting an image. But I'd like to know how to create that image. What program to use and the such.

[Kizzume]

Ah, now that would be a full tutorial. I can do that, but it'd be easier to show you in person. I use Photoshop to create the image and I'm hosting the image on my server. Many people use Photobucket to host their image files.

[Kizzume]

I can make something for you too if you wish. Just let me know what you want and I'll do my best to create it.