[Eagles]

Hey guys, I'm sorry, but I didn't find it anywhere.
I know that there's a code to put it in the center, but how do I put an image on the right side of my signature?

Thanks.

[miromiro]

Use the ALIGN tags.

CODE

[align=right]< Picture / Text / etc goes here >[/align]

< Picture / Text / etc goes here >

For instance, let's take your signature.

CODE

[align=right][url=http://maxpayne-forums.com/index/][img]http://img198.imageshack.us/img198/4194/mediumsig.png[/img][/url][/align]

[Eagles]

Ah, it worked.

Thanks a lot, Miro!

[finn4life]

On a related note, could you post two images side by side Using one image as[align=left] and the other as [align=right]?

This post has been edited by finn4life on Wednesday, May 9 2012, 11:28

[Dr. John13]

Testing...

EDIT: Not working. The first image goes above. They both can't set at the same line. But, if they both are combined and placed in this manner that both of them are in the same line then, yeah, it could be possible. That needs GFX Knowledge.

This post has been edited by Dr. John13 on Wednesday, May 9 2012, 11:47

[miromiro]

QUOTE (finn4life @ Wednesday, May 9 2012, 14:21)

On a related note, could you post two images side by side Using one image as[align=left] and the other as [align=right]?

It is possible, but only using table tags. I've got an example with the same image, but re-sized so it wouldn't mess the page.

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[center][table][tr][td][url=http://maxpayne-forums.com/index/][img]http://img571.imageshack.us/img571/4194/mediumsig.png[/img][/url][/td][td][url=http://maxpayne-forums.com/index/][img]http://img571.imageshack.us/img571/4194/mediumsig.png[/img][/url][/td][/tr][/table][/center]

You don't even need to use the ALIGN tags. Hope this helps.

[ManDog]

QUOTE (Dr. John13 @ Wednesday, May 9 2012, 11:44)

Testing... EDIT: Not working. The first image goes above. They both can't set at the same line. But, if they both are combined and placed in this manner that both of them are in the same line then, yeah, it could be possible. That needs GFX Knowledge.

That's because of the size of the image..
As seen above.