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How do I add an image to my signature/nickname/profile?
This is made easy because you are able to input raw HTML! Here is an example: `<img height="100px" src="http://www.mywebhost.com/myusername/images/cool_sig.jpg" />` `<img height="25px" src="http://www.mywebhost.com/myusername/images/cool_ava.jpg" />` Warning: Avatars may be no larger than 25px in height, 200px in length. Signatures may be no larger than 100px in height, 600px in length. Please see the HTML Guide for more help.

How do I add an image to my signature/nickname/profile?

This is made easy because you are able to input raw HTML! Here is an example:

<img height="100px" src="http://www.mywebhost.com/myusername/images/cool_sig.jpg" />
<img height="25px" src="http://www.mywebhost.com/myusername/images/cool_ava.jpg" />

Warning: Avatars may be no larger than 25px in height, 200px in length.
Signatures may be no larger than 100px in height, 600px in length.
Please see the HTML Guide for more help.

Is there a file size limit on the images in my signature/nickname?
The images linked to in your signature/nickname should not exceed 1MB total. This is a courtesy rule, some people still use slow connections to access the Internet! If the images in your signature/nickname exceed this limit, the links will be removed without warning. To find an image file's size, right-click on the image and choose "image properties". To reduce the files size you need a paint program like Photoshop or Paintshop. See the HTML Guide for more help.

Is there a file size limit on the images in my signature/nickname?

The images linked to in your signature/nickname should not exceed 1MB total. This is a courtesy rule, some people still use slow connections to access the Internet! If the images in your signature/nickname exceed this limit, the links will be removed without warning. To find an image file's size, right-click on the image and choose "image properties". To reduce the files size you need a paint program like Photoshop or Paintshop. See the HTML Guide for more help.