Let me show you the example I've put together for you
now.
This is the background we will be using for our
tutorial.
This is
the animation we will be using for our tutorial.
And,f
inally we will use this teddy bear line to complete our tutorial. Now onto the fun part!
The first thing you will need to do is become familiar
with your signature box, as this is where you will be
placing all the "codes" in for your images. To find
your signature box, first click on the "mail" button on
your keyboard. then on the left-hand site, there is a
"settings" button, click on that. This will take you to
another screen which you will see the word "signature".
Click on this button.
Here are some actual pictures of this process:
Settings
highlighted
Signature
highlighted
Once
you have clicked on "signature", you will see a gray
box. This is appropriately known as your "sig-box".
Your codes will go in this box. the VERY FIRST code you
need to put in your sig box is this
<<>html>. Here
is an example:
<<>html>
code first thing in sig box
The
next part we will add is our background image. We will
add this code to our sig-box. right after the <<>html>,
no spaces allowed!
Here is the code:
<<>body
background="http://adwhkids/vidcaps/kidsbkd.gif"
bgcolor="white" text="crimson">
An example of this
would look like this:
Background
in place
Now we
will place our animated dancers and our teddybear line
in our sig-box. To do that we will add these 2 codes
for that:
<<>center><<>img
src="http:/adwhkids/vidcaps/kids.gif">
<<>img
src="http:/adwhkids/vidcaps/tbearlin.gif">
An
example of the finished sig will look something like
this:
The
finished sig!
The
codes I used in this tutorial I used to make my work a
little easier, but here I will give you the code in its entirety so you may use it as you like:Just copy and paste it into your sig box!
<<>html><<>body
background="https://members.tripod.com/~adwhkids/vidcaps
/kidsbkd.gif" bgcolor="white"
text="crimson"><<>center>
<<>img
src="https://members.tripod.com/~adwhkids/vidcaps/kids.gif">
<<>img
src="https://members.tripod.com/~adwhkids/tbearlin.gif">
<<>/center>
<<>/body>
<<>/html>
To put just a plain background color and text in your e-mail sig, you would use this code:
<<>html>
<<>body bgcolor="color" text="color">
<<>/body>
<<>/html>
You can still use images in your sig, just as shown above with the printed background.
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