amphipony 3 September 7, 2019 Share September 7, 2019 i made a banner for myself and i'm not too sure how to put it in my signature! thank you! h Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ShadOBabe 18,997 September 7, 2019 Share September 7, 2019 Got to the top right where your dropdown menu is, click Account Settings. On that page your Signature tab should be on the left. Check out my artwork any time: http://shadobabe.deviantart.com/ "OMG; You are such a troll. XD" - PathfinderCS Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MangoFoalix 24,961 September 7, 2019 Share September 7, 2019 What @ShadOBabe said is correct but do keep in mind that you are limited to a certain resolution. It's expanded a bit when you are a donor or subscriber. Pretty sure the regular size is 600x100 and subscriber size is 600x200. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HeavenSunset 1,867 September 7, 2019 Share September 7, 2019 Don't know why this thread wasn't locked But yeah everyone is right 600 X 100 image for now subs and 600 X 200 for subs you can also add text or even links All hail the former king of General Discussion Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rikifive 24,191 September 7, 2019 Share September 7, 2019 Hello @phydye, In addition to what was said by others above, the ability to use signatures is unlocked after reaching 5 posts, which will advance you to the Muffin rank. Currently you are a Blank Flank. 1 hour ago, HeavenSunset said: Don't know why this thread wasn't locked The better question is, why it should be? It's not like it's MLPF: Closing Threads Speedrun Any% Glitchless. But okay, let's say there is an answer to your question: The member hasn't set his signature yet, so perhaps he might be still having some troubles with it and as you can see, there was something more to it, than just "go there and do that". While the instructions given by others are correct, these didn't fully cover that subject, which may leave the member confused. I won't speak for other staffers, but personally I tend to leave the thread open until I see, that the problem is actually solved (the member managed to do what he was trying to do) or if I'm sure it received a correct answer (for example an explanation to why what he tried to achieve is impossible and that there's nothing we can do, leaving no place for further discussion). Preferably it's the member who states, that the thread he created served its purpose. There's no need to rush with locking threads, unless members start spamming. And now... why should it be locked? ...To prevent from members coming here saying "why this thread wasn't locked"? Yeah, that's really risky to have it opened. I don't know why you want to see it closed as soon as possible like this. You aren't required to reply to every single thread, that hasn't been locked yet. 1 ❤ ■■■■■■■■■■ ⭐ ■■■■■■■■■■ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jeric 46,851 September 7, 2019 Share September 7, 2019 This is not a place for Feedback. Site Questions and Technical Support is very narrow in scope and exists only to answer “How do I do x?” and “Y doesn’t seem to work?” questions. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
amphipony 3 September 9, 2019 Author Share September 9, 2019 @Rikifive so that's why i didn't see the option to add a signature! thank you so much h Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jeric 46,851 September 13, 2019 Share September 13, 2019 As the question was asked and answered by either a staffer or user who was correct, we will be closing this question out. Thank you as always. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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