Signature length

[that_punk_guy]

I think the signature length has recently been restricted.

While that's a very good idea in theory, it's actually preventing me from making my sig less obtrusive (I could use a [size] tag and a proper http:// tag.)

Right now it looks like this:

[quote][img]http://homepage.ntlworld.com/christopher.sheffield/chris_sig.gif[/img]
[b]I'm doing time in a maximum security twilight home[/b][size=small]
http://tinderbox.mpunk3.org :: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/christopher.sheffield/positivity.html
[/size][/quote]

But I'd like to do this:

[quote][img]http://homepage.ntlworld.com/christopher.sheffield/chris_sig.gif[/img]
[size=x-small][b]I'm doing time in a maximum security twilight home[/b]
[url=http://tinderbox.mpunk3.org]Tinderbox :: Positivity in the Amiga community
[/size][/quote]

The bottom example requires a few more characters but I think it's much more acceptable. I hate obtrusive sigs. :-(

[that_punk_guy]

:bump:

[that_punk_guy]

Yes, he is. :-)

[that_punk_guy]

Karlos wrote:
@TPG,

Getting off topic...

Is that Dale, then?

That's cool, it keeps the thread bumped. Although apparently no-ones interested. :-?

But yep, that's Dale. He has an online journal, by the way:

http://www.livejournal.com/users/daledawg/ :-D

(Oh, it seems livejournal is down for some reason, but anyway.) :-)

[that_punk_guy]

'Tis working again now. :-)

[that_punk_guy]

Heh... Remind me again why I've been trying to get back into IT? ;-)

[that_punk_guy]

Wayne wrote:
By way of explanation, one of the things I *hate* about Xoops 2 is the fact that everything is written in a manner that is so overly complicated and obfuscated that it's very difficult to make even simple code changes.  It is for this exact reason that I have considered moving to another system for quite a while.  

The problem now is that, having gone to Xoops 2 based on it's other merits (the features some of you love), all this data is pretty much pigeon-holed, meaning it would be almost impossible to move 200,000+ forum posts and countless stories, articles, FAQ entries, not to mention nearly 3,000 users etcetera to a new Web software package.

Ah.