Signature limits and restrictions

This is a list of limits and restrictions I've found working with my signature:

• Limited to 4 links
• You may only have up to 3 line(s).
• Max 89 characters per line (actually, before new line )
• Can not be longer than 250 characters excluding BBCode markup.
• Can not be longer than 350 characters including BBCode markup.
• HTML code is not allowed.
• IMG code is not allowed.
• BB code "code" is not allowed.
• BB code "list" is not allowed.
• BB code "php" is not allowed.
• BB code "html" is not allowed.
• BB code "quote" is not allowed.
• BB code "indent" is not allowed.
• BB code "email" does not work
• Max BB code "size value" allowed is 2

If you've found other limits/restrictions, please post here.

 

Thanks for the great info, I would really like to find out how to change the color of a link to your site for ie. have a link to your site in your signature the color of pink. I have seen this done by many people but can't figure it out myself.

 

Easy, on your "Edit Signature" page, select (draggin with mouse) the words to change, and then click on the small arrow located between letter "A" and smilie, and then click on your desired color
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Even better...look at below the signature form!

 

I would recommend not to allow porn links.

 

I tryed that and it didn't work I'll try it again though, Thanks.

 

If you don't have the ability to use HTML how are people getting words within their signature to link?

Meaning using HTML my signature would be something like...

<a href="www.yahoo.com">My Favorite Web site</a>

I feel sort of dumb that everyone else is doing this but I can't figure it out!

Can someone help?

-PRADCO

 

Check vB codes here:

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/misc.php?do=bbcode

I hope to see a good link in your signature soon.

--Joe

 

I don't understand your question because you currently have an URL on your signature.
Anyway, signatures are filled with BB code instead of HTML; your example will be:
(replacing brackets with curly brackets): {URL="www.yahoo.com"}My Favorite Web site{/URL}

 

I'm sorry but that's not vB code either. It's not actually "{" but "["

 

Yes, as I said, '{' were used instead of '[' to avoid "interpretation" of that code.
Although, it could be written inside a [plain] BB code
That's: [URL="www.yahoo.com"]My Favorite Web site[/URL]

 

Ah-ha!

Thank you.

I really feel like a dummy after seeing how easy it was!

-PRADCO