Do you have a distorted image in your sig? Fixable.

Okay so most of you probably know this, but for those of you who don't, nate08 is here to help!

If the image in your sig is messed up (in terms of size), all you have to do is click on it as your sigs link to an image with a URL from FIPG. When you click on it, it should look really good (or how it looked when you hosted it on).

You then right click on the image, and find the properties (keep this window open). Go to your profile where it says [######] (by where you type your sig information in), fill it in with what it says in the properties.

It will still say picture resized.

Again, I know most of you already knew this.

that was very helpful thanks

[quote0235dce92e="PoPoJiJo"]that was very helpful thanks[/quote0235dce92e]

No problem

yea, i didnt know why so many people were doing that....

well im glad to see that the resizer has stopped people from posting the tub girl pic wasn't that why it was started to begin with... roll

[quote9cb9a2f25f="PoPoJiJo"]well im glad to see that the resizer has stopped people from posting the tub girl pic wasn't that why it was started to begin with... roll[/quote9cb9a2f25f]

looser troop posted a disgusting picture of tub girl and then stroid deleted it...


ugh !

Nate you rule.

Well done....(and a bump until BOS removes the stupid thing).

[quote52df578e24="doylnea"]Nate you rule.

Well done....(and a bump until BOS removes the stupid thing).[/quote52df578e24]

BOS actually mentioned this earlier in his "New Images / Sig Rule" post

[quote52df578e24="Admin"]You can specify dimensions in the image tag now. As long as those dimensions do not exceed the maximum, they will be used for your image. For example
[490160]http//tinyurl.com/5r6mv/blue8uk.jpg[" alt=""/img52df578e24]

The tag looks like [ img=" ] [ widthheight ]url[ " alt=""/img ]

Just remove the spaces.[/quote52df578e24]

[quote107c634a51][quote107c634a51="eatchex89"]BOS actually mentioned this earlier in his "New Images / Sig Rule" post[/quote107c634a51]

[quote107c634a51="Admin"]You can specify dimensions in the image tag now. As long as those dimensions do not exceed the maximum, they will be used for your image. For example
[490160]http//tinyurl.com/5r6mv/blue8uk.jpg[" alt=""/img107c634a51]

The tag looks like [ img=" ] [ widthheight ]url[ " alt=""/img ]

Just remove the spaces.[/quote107c634a51][/quote107c634a51]
No BOS said you could resize them, as many people attempted to do, but it's very tedious to make 1-pixel adjustments in your sig until it looks just right, so many people just guessed and got it close, as I did.

Nate's method actually restores your image to the [b107c634a51]exact[/b107c634a51] size of the original image.

[quote572eb3a008="doylnea"][quote572eb3a008][quote572eb3a008="eatchex89"]BOS actually mentioned this earlier in his "New Images / Sig Rule" post[/quote572eb3a008]

[quote572eb3a008="Admin"]You can specify dimensions in the image tag now. As long as those dimensions do not exceed the maximum, they will be used for your image. For example
[490160]http//tinyurl.com/5r6mv/blue8uk.jpg[" alt=""/img572eb3a008]

The tag looks like [ img=" ] [ widthheight ]url[ " alt=""/img ]

Just remove the spaces.[/quote572eb3a008][/quote572eb3a008]
No BOS said you could resize them, as many people attempted to do, but it's very tedious to make 1-pixel adjustments in your sig until it looks just right, so many people just guessed and got it close, as I did.

Nate's method actually restores your image to the [b572eb3a008]exact[/b572eb3a008] size of the original image.[/quote572eb3a008]

uh well nate's 'method' tells you how to get your image size... if you use firefox you can just right click on your image and press 'View Image' and in the title it will give you your dimensions (this is actually faster..)

It wasn't that big of a deal guys.

I just thought that some of you could use it, I figured it was posted before but I didn't see it anywhere so.

[quote164be7e9e6="EatChex89"][quote164be7e9e6="doylnea"][quote164be7e9e6][quote164be7e9e6="eatchex89"]BOS actually mentioned this earlier in his "New Images / Sig Rule" post[/quote164be7e9e6]

[quote164be7e9e6="Admin"]You can specify dimensions in the image tag now. As long as those dimensions do not exceed the maximum, they will be used for your image. For example
[490160]http//tinyurl.com/5r6mv/blue8uk.jpg[" alt=""/img164be7e9e6]

The tag looks like [ img=" ] [ widthheight ]url[ " alt=""/img ]

Just remove the spaces.[/quote164be7e9e6][/quote164be7e9e6]
No BOS said you could resize them, as many people attempted to do, but it's very tedious to make 1-pixel adjustments in your sig until it looks just right, so many people just guessed and got it close, as I did.

Nate's method actually restores your image to the [b164be7e9e6]exact[/b164be7e9e6] size of the original image.[/quote164be7e9e6]

uh well nate's 'method' tells you how to get your image size... if you use firefox you can just right click on your image and press 'View Image' and in the title it will give you your dimensions (this is actually faster..)[/quote164be7e9e6]

That's what I do Chex!!!!!!!1!!1!111!!!!

[quote00bf39cc6d="Collateral"][quote00bf39cc6d="EatChex89"][quote00bf39cc6d="doylnea"][quote00bf39cc6d][quote00bf39cc6d="eatchex89"]BOS actually mentioned this earlier in his "New Images / Sig Rule" post[/quote00bf39cc6d]

[quote00bf39cc6d="Admin"]You can specify dimensions in the image tag now. As long as those dimensions do not exceed the maximum, they will be used for your image. For example
[490160]http//tinyurl.com/5r6mv/blue8uk.jpg[" alt=""/img00bf39cc6d]

The tag looks like [ img=" ] [ widthheight ]url[ " alt=""/img ]

Just remove the spaces.[/quote00bf39cc6d][/quote00bf39cc6d]
No BOS said you could resize them, as many people attempted to do, but it's very tedious to make 1-pixel adjustments in your sig until it looks just right, so many people just guessed and got it close, as I did.

Nate's method actually restores your image to the [b00bf39cc6d]exact[/b00bf39cc6d] size of the original image.[/quote00bf39cc6d]

uh well nate's 'method' tells you how to get your image size... if you use firefox you can just right click on your image and press 'View Image' and in the title it will give you your dimensions (this is actually faster..)[/quote00bf39cc6d]

That's what I do Chex!!!!!!!1!!1!111!!!![/quote00bf39cc6d]

thats cuz its the best method collateral!! D