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I know this is stupid, but I can't figure out how to get a banner in my signature. People have tried to help me, but they assume I know something about it! I don't! When you copy a banner link like this:
<a href=http://www.cuberevolution.net/?ref=chippy69><img src=http://www.cuberevolution.net/images/cr120_member.gif> Why doesn't it work? Can someone write this out so I can just copy and paste it. If you explain what you are doing I would really appreciate it. Thanks! 
It should be asked in the ask for help section!!
Anyways, i think below is the solution according to your codes....but it looks like an avatar...you should get the link of a banner CODE [url=http://www.cuberevolution.net/?ref=chippy69][img]http://www.cuberevolution.net/images/cr120_member.gif[/img][/url]
QUOTE(ammuabbu @ Dec 14 2006, 08:50 AM) [snapback]3355791[/snapback] It should be asked in the ask for help section!! Anyways, i think below is the solution according to your codes....but it looks like an avatar...you should get the link of a banner CODE [url=http://www.cuberevolution.net/?ref=chippy69][img]http://www.cuberevolution.net/images/cr120_member.gif[/img][/url] I didn't realize I should put it in another section, thanks anyhow. Is it possible you explain to me what the brackets around img and url, are telling the computer to do? If not, thanks anyway. 
QUOTE(chippy69 @ Dec 14 2006, 09:11 AM) [snapback]3355909[/snapback] I didn't realize I should put it in another section, thanks anyhow. Is it possible you explain to me what the brackets around img and url, are telling the computer to do? If not, thanks anyway. I don't know what those brackets mean....but the following code might help you...just copy-paste it, including those brackets CODE [url=http://www.cuberevolution.net/?ref=chippy69][img]http://www.cuberevolution.net/images/cr468.gif[/img][/url]
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