DeviantART Selling Prints Email Signature


DeviantART Selling print WIseStamp




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11 comments so far

  1. هتان سمير احمد المدني
    #1

    mobile:0104810244

  2. Lu Cipher
    #2

    How do I get that gray separator line. Can you email me the exact html code for this signature please?

  3. S.Greii
    #3

    You would have 2 options to make a separator line.

    1. You can make a gif file using photoshop or fireworks. save it as a gift and add it a as part of your design.

    2. on your keyboard there is a symbol that looks like this “\”, well right above that is this “|” just do shift + \ =|

    This is how you get | this | and you just change the color of it in the wsywig

  4. jenesta sturrup
    #4

    This should make things easier.

  5. Jang Ji Hun
    #5

    장지훈

  6. dellyjang
    #6

    ^^

  7. Autumn Expressions
    #7

    genial ^-^.

  8. Nils Decker
    #8

    How do you get the name, email address, phone number(s), website to the right of the image then? Or do you also have to include that as an image (because then it really doesn’t make sense putting it there… People want to be able to click/copy paste those details normally.

  9. Seriago
    #9

    Same question as Nils’; “How do you get the name, email address, phone number(s), website to the right of the image then?”

    These examples are great but lacks proper instructions IMO.

    Thanks for a great plug-in none the less!

  10. Seriago
    #10

    Ah ha! I just found a great a fast way;

    1. Create a new e-mail within your Thunderbird but without any Wirestamp showing (set it to “none”)

    2. Create your signature the way you want it with Thunderbird’s own editing options. Links and all.

    3. Any links, images and type should be linked on the web. In other words you can’t bring in an image from your computer. (you’ll see it but not your recipient once they get your e-mails etc)

    4. Once done go to “File” > “Save as” > “File” it will open the window for you to save it within your computer.

    5. Press “Save As” > choose “HTML” then name it to whatever your heart desire.

    6. Go and open that newly save HTML file open it with a text editor.

    7. Copy the line of code that starts with;

    8. And finally! Paste it within your “Wisestamp” HTML editor.

    Have fun!

    6.

  11. Seriago
    #11

    Oooops! : )

    7. Copy the line of code that starts and finishes with the “body” tags

    (sorry it did not let me show the code etc)

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