That's your signature line (siggy.)
Look up at the top of the screen and click "My Profile." The second box down is where you can put in your signature.
PLEASE, EVERYONE, no commercial links, blogs, spam, etc etc!!!
Anyway, type in what you want to show, and then be sure to slide down a bit further and click "Save changes."
Then go look at one of your posts, and see if you're happy with how it looks. If not, come back and play with it again, always remembering to click "Save changes."
Some people screenshot their scores from their myFICO home page, upload the image to photobucket or similar sites, and then paste the URL in their siggy. These can mess up in spectacular ways, often having to do with not enough space to display, so prepare to do a bunch of resizing, etc.
eta: if you want your siggy in a specific place, like centered or something, you'll probably have to do it in the graphic editor, if that's even an option for a siggy. I usually prefer html --by now, it's simpler --but not for something like trying to center and so forth. (I don't know the html commands, and I don't think that I want to learn.
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Look up at the top of the screen and click "My Profile." The second box down is where you can put in your signature.
PLEASE, EVERYONE, no commercial links, blogs, spam, etc etc!!!
Anyway, type in what you want to show, and then be sure to slide down a bit further and click "Save changes."
Then go look at one of your posts, and see if you're happy with how it looks. If not, come back and play with it again, always remembering to click "Save changes."
Some people screenshot their scores from their myFICO home page, upload the image to photobucket or similar sites, and then paste the URL in their siggy. These can mess up in spectacular ways, often having to do with not enough space to display, so prepare to do a bunch of resizing, etc.
eta: if you want your siggy in a specific place, like centered or something, you'll probably have to do it in the graphic editor, if that's even an option for a siggy. I usually prefer html --by now, it's simpler --but not for something like trying to center and so forth. (I don't know the html commands, and I don't think that I want to learn.
)