Question

[Donovan]

How do you change the color of the words in your signature?

[kweiss]

Re: Question

You just have to memorize the codes I think. For example, if you wanted to make something red you would type the code (You can see the code for all of the colors by clicking on "font color" inside a post) and type whatever you want in red between the two code brackets. I think there is a problem right now though because I just tried to put something colored in my signature and I got an error.

[kweiss]

Re: Question

You just have to memorize the codes I think. For example, if you wanted to make something red you would type the code (You can see the code for all of the colors by clicking on "font color" inside a post) and type whatever you want in red between the two code brackets. I think there is a problem right now though because I just tried to put something colored in my signature and I got an error.

[kweiss]

Re: Question

You just have to memorize the codes I think. For example, if you wanted to make something red you would type the code (You can see the code for all of the colors by clicking on "font color" inside a post) and type whatever you want in red between the two code brackets. I think there is a problem right now though because I just tried to put something colored in my signature and I got an error.

[Donovan]

Re: Question

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kweiss said:
You just have to memorize the codes I think. For example, if you wanted to make something red you would type the code (You can see the code for all of the colors by clicking on "font color" inside a post) and type whatever you want in red between the two code brackets. I think there is a problem right now though because I just tried to put something colored in my signature and I got an error.

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thanks man appreciate it

[Donovan]

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kweiss said:
You just have to memorize the codes I think. For example, if you wanted to make something red you would type the code (You can see the code for all of the colors by clicking on "font color" inside a post) and type whatever you want in red between the two code brackets. I think there is a problem right now though because I just tried to put something colored in my signature and I got an error.

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thanks man appreciate it

[Donovan]

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kweiss said:
You just have to memorize the codes I think. For example, if you wanted to make something red you would type the code (You can see the code for all of the colors by clicking on "font color" inside a post) and type whatever you want in red between the two code brackets. I think there is a problem right now though because I just tried to put something colored in my signature and I got an error.

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thanks man appreciate it

[FISH]

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All I did is type my signature as if you were replying to a post, then I copied and pasted in my signature. Hope this makes sense.

[FISH]

Re: Question

All I did is type my signature as if you were replying to a post, then I copied and pasted in my signature. Hope this makes sense.

[FISH]

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All I did is type my signature as if you were replying to a post, then I copied and pasted in my signature. Hope this makes sense.

[Jayhawk]

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FISH said:
All I did is type my signature as if you were replying to a post, then I copied and pasted in my signature. Hope this makes sense.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">Me too.

[Jayhawk]

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FISH said:
All I did is type my signature as if you were replying to a post, then I copied and pasted in my signature. Hope this makes sense.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">Me too.

[Jayhawk]

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FISH said:
All I did is type my signature as if you were replying to a post, then I copied and pasted in my signature. Hope this makes sense.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">Me too.

[dieselboy]

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Done.

[dieselboy]

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Done.