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How do I add a custom signature to my account that will appear below my posts?

 

Use the following steps to add or update your signature:

  • Click on 'Account Settings' in the drop menu by your name in the upper right corner
  • Click on 'Signature' in the column of options on the left side of the screen
  • Upload photo via the "Drag files here to attach, or choose files" option (I browse via the "choose files: option)
  • Select the banner you saved, wherever you saved it
  • Click on the plus sign inside the circle that appears in the uploaded image below the text editor to 'Insert into post'
  • Double tap on the image that appeared in the text editor
  • Use the pop up box to add the url (link to the author listing or story, for example), change the title, resize the image if necessary, change the alignment
  • Click update
  • Click save at the bottom of the text editor/uploaded images area.

*Don't want to see other's signatures?

Toggle the button above the text editor to view or not view other's signatures along with their content. Green is enabled/gray is disabled.

*Signature Graphic Site Rules

  • Only one graphic per signature, no larger than 600x200. All graphics must adhere to GA's content policy rules such as no nudity. 
  • No more than 5 lines
  • No more than 10 urls (Link previews count as a graphic, so no more than one preview is allowed per signature)


  • Story of the Moment

    Ashes Of Another Life

    By J_Ross, 04/06/2011 (Updated: 05/10/2011)

    After an accident that leaves his boyfriend incapacitated, Conner is left to try and pick up the pieces and move forward with his life. But moving on is easier said than done as long as Justin's still breathing, and Conner's made a promise not to leave him. With so much of himself wrapped up in a boy that isn't really there anymore, Conner isn't sure he can handle dealing with life in general and starting new relationships, or even hang onto old ones without losing his mind.

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