Adding HTML Signature Blocks
Windows 10 - Thunderbird - Latest versions
Finally cracked code to create HTML signature blocks. The results, however, are quite different, depending upon view.
Please see 4 attached jpg files. Of interest, it takes a VERY long time to upload images.
'sBROKE - after 10 minutes 300 KB file has not completed uploading. Cannot stop process. Will try to SUBMIT first image.
Need to upload 4 small files. How do I do that?
Thank you, rsw1941
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Reduced image size to less than 100 KB. Trying, again. 63 KB, 90 KB, & 90KB, uploaded fine. 97 KB just spinning it's wheels! Will try, again.
finally
The question is simple. Is there ANY way to have results be more consistent?
How did you create the signature? Using the TB message composer is probably the best way to ensure consistent display:
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/signatures#w_signatures-stored-in-files
sfhowes
Thank you for taking the time to respond. Two thoughts:
1. Does Mozilla provide/allow a link to accompany a reply such as yours? I thought I had everything configured correctly, but had a tough time finding your reply within the maze.
2. I believe I had seen the link you referenced, but checked it again. I don't think it makes mention of adding a hyperlink to an image, or even a word.
Regards, rsw19414
1. If you receive notification emails when a reply is posted to your topic, click the 'Post a Reply' button to open the topic in your browser. Or, click your user name on the forum to show a list of all topics you've posted to.
2. The article I cited includes instructions on adding a link to an inserted image or word, e.g. select a string of text, then Ctrl+K, paste the link in the box. Insert/Image..., select an image and past the link on the Link tab of the Properties window.