Request For Help With Signatures
#1
Request For Help With Signatures
I can't seem to figure out how to get a signature to show up in my posts. I have gone to 'User CP' and created a signature and saved it. I presume that any signature creation/modification will be retroactive and show up in posts made prior to the signature change and not only those posts made following the change. Is this correct? (I suppose if I see my signature at the bottom of this post, it is a sign that such a change is not retroactive.) So (assuming that my sig will not be present in this post) what am I doing wrong?
Update: Looks like I created and saved the signature correctly but that signature changes are not retroactive to older posts. Ugh.
Update: Looks like I created and saved the signature correctly but that signature changes are not retroactive to older posts. Ugh.
Last edited by woodturner; 11-18-2017 at 12:02 PM.
#2
Glen,
1. Signature changes (either made by the forum member in their User CP or by Moderators in our Control Panel) appear with the NEXT post - not immediately.
2. Changes (or a new Signature) should apply retroactively.
I can't see anything wrong with the format or content of your Signature to explain why it has not appeared in your earlier posts. As a test, I've removed the line break between "Regards" and "Glen". Let's see if this edit appears with your next post and what happens to previous posts.
Graham
1. Signature changes (either made by the forum member in their User CP or by Moderators in our Control Panel) appear with the NEXT post - not immediately.
2. Changes (or a new Signature) should apply retroactively.
I can't see anything wrong with the format or content of your Signature to explain why it has not appeared in your earlier posts. As a test, I've removed the line break between "Regards" and "Glen". Let's see if this edit appears with your next post and what happens to previous posts.
Graham
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