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HTML has been enabled for sigs and in posts. There was a bug allowing certain tags in posts, but not some tags in signatures. The folowing tags are allowed in sigs and posts:
<b>
[i]
<u>
_
That said, please use BBcode in your signatures. The [size], [color] and text formatting [b,i,u] tags will work in signatures. If they do not, please make a bug report.
NexusVoid:
When you test your sig, you can remove the <font> tag, and you don't need to include the hr color; both those attributes are already set by the stylesheet to the qualities you specified.
Yeah; I just noticed that, too. It's probably because, to quicken page display, the individual threads are stored as a php file instead of a static HTML file. So, instead of storing the entirety of my sig, it just lists something like $nexsig, and pulls that value from the SQL database.
Every time a page is rendered, there are placeholders - we'll call them variables, because that's what they are - with names like {user_sig} that point to the SQL database that supports the site. This means that if you change the information in the database, the value of that variable changes. Therefore, whenever the page is loaded, the current variable is pulled from the database.
This means several things. There's a variable for every portion of the board, including sig, avatar - what we know as personal pics - and post count. So those values will always be the current value, and not the value when the post was made. This has pros and cons, obviously.
Hmm. Unfortunately, changing the font color kills the mouseover on the CSS, because it's reading the span tag, and not the stylesheet. Stupid "cascading" idea, anyway.
Now that your signature is a link, there is no call for changing the color; it's body text, and covered under the postbody class, which means it will be #5c7898 in any case, so long as it's an href. So you could remove the color tag, which would re-enable the mouseover change by removing the span class the php function inserts to engage the color.
