Nick, you could also create an image file out of your sig in the same color. If you ever need someone to host, I have image hosting. (How do you think I rotate my sig images all the time? ;) )

Which is frowned upon, as unclosed HTML tags can cause problems with the HTML page. </font>[/QUOTE]<font face="Verdana" size="3" color="#00FF00">Opps, Sorry! I discovered this by accident once. I was actually quite surprised an open tag would work at all. So I thought the cgi script for ironworks actually closed the tags by detecting the open tags in new messages as they are posted and closed them automatically, which is not an impossibility. Guess I assumed wrong. :D </font>

[ 12-06-2003, 09:10 PM: Message edited by: pritchke ]

<font color="cyan">I've done mine all in legal, properly closed up HTML an' ol' that. My HTML includes the signature bit which looks like it was placed there by the forum's scipts but actually is all my code. I copy and paste it from a text file on my desktop everytime I use it. It's swift and I can see easily where I've been plodding... I don't mind sharing if it comes to it. ;)
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kartetse

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<font color = mediumspringgreen>Dar'tanian, Thank you for starting this conversation, and pritchke for, uh, directing it in the right channel.

Memnoch, thank you for your explanation: Now I don't feel so stupid for not being able to do something I was "sure" I could do if I just knew enough.

And kartetse..... Of course! So simple: why didn't I think of that? And this will solve another pet peeve of mine: When I toyed with a sig, I didn't like the fact that the "edited" message got inserted between message and sig. I would like it after the sig; which is where it will now appear to have been placed.

So, thanks guys, and let's give this "pseudo-sig" a whirl.....

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What's a party,
without a song?
Bards ROCK!
Party On!!
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