myOtaku Help Needed

[Venge]

I'm not sure if there is a section on the main site for this but I tried putting a banner and a welcome sign in my Introduction on [URL=http://www.myotaku.com/users/matt_prower/]myOtaku[/URL] but everytime I tried, it either didn't appear on my Introduction or changed all the text after that specific text into one giant link to the site where I got the stuff. I also tried putting up 2 animations, but that didn't work either. I posted the animations and the link to the welcome sign on myOtaku, but the banner didn't appear up there. Can anyone help me out and help solve this problem?

[Guest spike123]

iv been having that same problem too id help you but i dont know ethier try asking Blue hawk at the MYO site (he a OG)

[Guest spike123]

[quote name='Venge]I'm not sure if there is a section on the main site for this but I tried putting a banner and a welcome sign in my Introduction on [URL=http://www.myotaku.com/users/matt_prower/]myOtaku[/URL'] but everytime I tried, it either didn't appear on my Introduction or changed all the text after that specific text into one giant link to the site where I got the stuff. I also tried putting up 2 animations, but that didn't work either. I posted the animations and the link to the welcome sign on myOtaku, but the banner didn't appear up there. Can anyone help me out and help solve this problem?[/quote]

for welcome signs you could go to [url]www.gpetz.com[/url] and copy and paste the ulr or html or what ever its called and then put it at the top of your introdution (rember to click on edit profile

[Baron Samedi]

[size=1]You need to use HTML to get it to display. Make sure that the URL you are using ends in '.jpg' or something similar [graphical format], which is the actual location of the picture, obtainable by right-clicking and selecting properties.

Then, in your Introduction just type {img src=[URL]} but, obviously, replace [URL] with the image's url, and also replace the curly brackets with <'s [left and right respectively].[/size]