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Soxra - Don't MESS with street rats! Talk to me! - Soxxeh 9:01pm, January 5, 2011 (UTC)
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There are three parts to setting up a signature: Setup, Design, and Conforming.
- For setup, there are two methods; you just have to choose which one you want:
- First, you can set it up so that whenever you put your signature, the text is saved to the page. This is the simplest way, but it does not allow you to change your signature Wiki-wide later (meaning that once your signature is on the page, it's there forever, unchangeable).
- Second, you can set it up so that your signature uses a template; this means that it will change on every page you've signed whenever you change it. It's far more complex, but I can help you set it up.
- Next, you have to design the signature. Think about colors, images, and other nifty things like that. It should have your name or a reasonable facsimile thereof, so that people can identify it at a glance. Maybe even a little catch phrase? Here's my current one: Soxxeh ; you can see it has an image (my favorite Keyblade), my nickname in color, and a little phrase that I change regularly (depending on season, or mood, or whatever).
- And finally, conforming is about making it fit to the policies outlined. Images must be no larger than 17px high, nor can text be sized such that it upsets the height of the line. Additionally, all HTML tags (color tags, like SPAN and FONT tags) must be closed to prevent affecting text on the page. Again, I can help you make sure this is done correctly.
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