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{Dixie Pieces} Blog Challenge #1- Generate the image signature

For the next few days I will be posting blog challenges at Dixie Pieces and I will be posting the tutorials here. The blog challenges will be about revamping your blog even if you dont know HTML.

I was trying to figure out what kind of challenge I can do so I thought of the one thing I wanted to learn how to do and finally did it- an image signature on my posts.

I searced google and found out one place that gave me the information I needed. The blog is called Blogger Tips and Tricks and I love it. Whatever you want to do on your blog, this site will help you.

Here is a step by step of how to do it.

1. First you want to generate the image signature. You go to My Live Signature and create your image for free without registering.

2. When you are generating the graphic signature you like. You will end up with a graphic signature image. Right-click on the image and select "Save image as" and save it into your computer. Then you have to upload it to the web, You can use the Free Image and Video Hosting like Photobucket. You will have to get the HTML code from photobucket(right click and copy it).

3. Go to your blog , go to SETTINGS > FORMATTING and at the bottom, you will have the POST TEMPLATE, a box for you to paste the above img tag into the box. Save the setting. After that, each time you create a new post, this img tag will automatically appear in your post editor. Just type your content above the img tag.

You are done :)

Here is an example of mine

Comments

Blog help is going to be fantastic and starting with the name signature is awesome...thanks for sharing... look forward to the rest of tutorials...

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