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I'm cool right up to step 9. I'm in My settings and I see no "signature box" anywhere. I'm very confused.
1. create a new fold on your desktop(i named mine "cards"...lol)
2. google or bing the cards you are looking to add
3. right click the image and "save as".....save to the new folder you created
4. login to photobucket.com(you can sign in with facebook)
5. click the upload tab, up at the top of the page...choose desired file in the new folder you created
6. this will show you the pic you uploaded and a few html codes, at the bottom right of the page.
7. click the "direct" code...it will be copied automatically
8. log in to myfico.com.....go to "my profile"....then to "my settings"
*OK HERE IS WHERE IT CAN GET TRICKY*
9. copy this html code <img src="" height="50"> then paste into the signature box(my settings)
*you see those two quotation marks together*
10. post your "direct" html code from photobucket, in between the two quotation marks, from the above code(step 9)
11. click save at bottom of page
THAT'S IT!!! YOU DID IT!
@ptatohed wrote:I'm cool right up to step 9. I'm in My settings and I see no "signature box" anywhere. I'm very confused.
1. create a new fold on your desktop(i named mine "cards"...lol)
2. google or bing the cards you are looking to add
3. right click the image and "save as".....save to the new folder you created
4. login to photobucket.com(you can sign in with facebook)
5. click the upload tab, up at the top of the page...choose desired file in the new folder you created
6. this will show you the pic you uploaded and a few html codes, at the bottom right of the page.
7. click the "direct" code...it will be copied automatically
8. log in to myfico.com.....go to "my profile"....then to "my settings"
*OK HERE IS WHERE IT CAN GET TRICKY*
9. copy this html code <img src="" height="50"> then paste into the signature box(my settings)
*you see those two quotation marks together*
10. post your "direct" html code from photobucket, in between the two quotation marks, from the above code(step 9)
11. click save at bottom of page
THAT'S IT!!! YOU DID IT!
@ptatohed , Under My Settings go to Personal then to Personal Information. Under Personal Information the third item is Signature under First Name and Last Name. In the Signature box you enter the code. Click Save and check your work.
Then edit the signature code and click save and check your work. Then do that again. And again. And again.... Eventually it will look as you wanted it to.
Good luck!
@Have1 wrote:
@ptatohed wrote:I'm cool right up to step 9. I'm in My settings and I see no "signature box" anywhere. I'm very confused.
1. create a new fold on your desktop(i named mine "cards"...lol)
2. google or bing the cards you are looking to add
3. right click the image and "save as".....save to the new folder you created
4. login to photobucket.com(you can sign in with facebook)
5. click the upload tab, up at the top of the page...choose desired file in the new folder you created
6. this will show you the pic you uploaded and a few html codes, at the bottom right of the page.
7. click the "direct" code...it will be copied automatically
8. log in to myfico.com.....go to "my profile"....then to "my settings"
*OK HERE IS WHERE IT CAN GET TRICKY*
9. copy this html code <img src="" height="50"> then paste into the signature box(my settings)
*you see those two quotation marks together*
10. post your "direct" html code from photobucket, in between the two quotation marks, from the above code(step 9)
11. click save at bottom of page
THAT'S IT!!! YOU DID IT!
@ptatohed , Under My Settings go to Personal then to Personal Information. Under Personal Information the third item is Signature under First Name and Last Name. In the Signature box you enter the code. Click Save and check your work.
Then edit the signature code and click save and check your work. Then do that again. And again. And again.... Eventually it will look as you wanted it to.
Good luck!
Where is the Kudos button? I see it now, thanks so much!
@ptatohed wrote:
@Have1 wrote:
@ptatohed wrote:I'm cool right up to step 9. I'm in My settings and I see no "signature box" anywhere. I'm very confused.
@ptatohed , Under My Settings go to Personal then to Personal Information. Under Personal Information the third item is Signature under First Name and Last Name. In the Signature box you enter the code. Click Save and check your work.
Then edit the signature code and click save and check your work. Then do that again. And again. And again.... Eventually it will look as you wanted it to.
Good luck!
Where is the Kudos button? I see it now, thanks so much!
There is no Kudos button in this sub forum, but your appreciation is gratefully accepted.
I'm glad you have it sorted out.
I think I got it, I think I got it! Yeah!
can someone copy and paste their signature with multiple cards so i can replace your cards with mine. i cant get mine to not be spaced out like they are.
thank you!
Is there any way to do this and NOT use photobucket? Maybe google images or somthing similar? Rather not be paying money out to a service when my pics are store elsewhere for free.
@Anonymous wrote:Is there any way to do this and NOT use photobucket? Maybe google images or somthing similar? Rather not be paying money out to a service when my pics are store elsewhere for free.
Yes, you can use any cloud/web source, as long as the pics are viewable to the public. I was Mr. Lazy and I simply used links to the card pic's actual locations on the web. Yes, I run the risk of broken links from one day to the next, but I'll cross that bridge when I get to it.
Thank you, your the best. Now to get working on that sig line.
@ptatohed wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Is there any way to do this and NOT use photobucket? Maybe google images or somthing similar? Rather not be paying money out to a service when my pics are store elsewhere for free.
Yes, you can use any cloud/web source, as long as the pics are viewable to the public. I was Mr. Lazy and I simply used links to the card pic's actual locations on the web. Yes, I run the risk of broken links from one day to the next, but I'll cross that bridge when I get to it.