Adding your referral links to your signature, is this allowed.
I thought I read in the rules that this was not allowed.
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Of course its allowed 
The rules though are that your sig lines must be 5 lines only of text or if you have a banner to put in your sig you can add 1 line of text to it
Im not sure how images work like many have shown, but for me when I finished my sig I asked mods in the gpf issues just to be certain it was ok by them, Id rather be safe with that rather than come back later to see it wiped for not complying
The rules though are that your sig lines must be 5 lines only of text or if you have a banner to put in your sig you can add 1 line of text to it
Im not sure how images work like many have shown, but for me when I finished my sig I asked mods in the gpf issues just to be certain it was ok by them, Id rather be safe with that rather than come back later to see it wiped for not complying
I think our little images just count along with the text. We are not allowed, however, to refer to the links in our sigs. Like, if somebody is looking for a program, you can't say "Hey, check out my signature and sign up!"
I have a little problem. How to add a coloured link? I know HTML good, but marks allowed at this seems to work another way 
Hi,
You will probably find the answers to your questions in the FAQs about the forum.
More specifically in those two FAQs :
http://www.getpaidforum.com/forums/index.p...howtopic=192925
Signature Colour - How To
Hope this helps, if you need more explanations, feel free to ask here again and there always be someone around to help you
Sophieca
administrator
You will probably find the answers to your questions in the FAQs about the forum.
More specifically in those two FAQs :
http://www.getpaidforum.com/forums/index.p...howtopic=192925
Signature Colour - How To
Hope this helps, if you need more explanations, feel free to ask here again and there always be someone around to help you
Sophieca
administrator
QUOTE(need2Bpayed @ Dec 23 2004, 01:43 AM)
Adding your referral links to your signature, is this allowed.
I thought I read in the rules that this was not allowed.
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I thought I read in the rules that this was not allowed.
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The rules say this about the signatures :
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5. You can put a plain text or graphic link not bigger than 468x60, including promotion or referral links, in your signature. The limit for a signature is
5.1. 5 lines on a 1024 wide screen with NO graphic, OR
5.2. 1 line on a 1024 wide screen with a maximum sized graphic of 468 pixels x 60 pixels in size.
5.3. Up to 25 characters are allowed to have an increased font size (maximum size 7), all the other characters need to be of regular size (ie no size tags). Any fonts larger than size 7 will result in removal of the whole signature.
5.4. A small emoticon like? will only count as a single word and not as a graphic.
5.5. The total length of your signature including URL and IMG tag should be less than 500 characters.
5.6. Any graphics must not be larger than 30k.
Any signature that does not conform to the rules will be removed without warning.
5.1. 5 lines on a 1024 wide screen with NO graphic, OR
5.2. 1 line on a 1024 wide screen with a maximum sized graphic of 468 pixels x 60 pixels in size.
5.3. Up to 25 characters are allowed to have an increased font size (maximum size 7), all the other characters need to be of regular size (ie no size tags). Any fonts larger than size 7 will result in removal of the whole signature.
5.4. A small emoticon like? will only count as a single word and not as a graphic.
5.5. The total length of your signature including URL and IMG tag should be less than 500 characters.
5.6. Any graphics must not be larger than 30k.
Any signature that does not conform to the rules will be removed without warning.
You will find the rules here.
Thanks
sophieca
administrator
Sophieca-> Thanks a lot. Now my signature is better
thanks Sophieca i will try
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