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Font size in email signatures?

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Participants Rebecca Roberts3Casey BennettDrew Sanchez82Joshua Ortiz2velvetgull9Jessica Miller51Karen Young17granitedrifter32George Ortiz93Larry Walker24
Rebecca Roberts3 Rebecca Roberts3 MemberOP
46 messages
joined Apr 2013
#1 ·
The system blocks me from updating my signature because the font size is locked at 1. It’s a reasonable constraint set by the admins to prevent cluttering the interface, much like how corporate policies limit desk space to maintain order.

Even though I have no intention of altering the scale—I am merely editing the content itself—the "BB Size Ne" restriction prevents any changes.

Is there a way to refresh the text while keeping the font size strictly identical to the current setting?
Casey Bennett Casey Bennett Regular
522 messages
joined Nov 2011
#2 ·
It seems certain signature features have been disabled for everyone, and I suspect file size limits are part of the problem.
And while we're on the subject, please trim those two extra lines from your signature; the rules allow for a maximum of three lines using the smallest font, which you are clearly exceeding.
Rebecca Roberts3 Rebecca Roberts3 MemberOP
46 messages
joined Apr 2013
#3 ·
It’s futile. No matter what adjustments I attempt to make, if I want to maintain the font size, nothing seems to work.
Drew Sanchez82 Drew Sanchez82 Active Member
149 messages
joined Nov 2010
#4 ·
I totally get why it’s giving you trouble if you're trying to squeeze font size 3 into three lines when that actually breaks the rules.
The way it works is you can use font size 2 for two lines, or just stick to font size 3 if it's only one line. But looking at yours, it seems like you've found a little loophole where you have three sentences, and that last one is just long enough to stretch out into three lines on its own.
You should probably either ditch those first two lines with the dates and shrink that third line down to font size 1, or just cut the third line entirely and scale the first two back to font size 2.

btw, I think you might actually have the biggest signature I've ever seen on this whole forum.
Casey Bennett Casey Bennett Regular
522 messages
joined Nov 2011
#5 ·
Rebecca Roberts3, I’ve gone ahead and removed your signature. Please stick to the rules moving forward: you're allowed a maximum of three lines using the smallest font size.
Rebecca Roberts3 Rebecca Roberts3 MemberOP
46 messages
joined Apr 2013
#6 ·
Casey Bennett said:Rebecca Roberts3, I removed your signature. Please follow the rules: signatures are limited to three lines maximum using the smallest font size.

Regrettably, the system forced me to use the standard font size just to update my signature.

I suggest the admin allow smaller font options for signatures; it would permit longer text to remain within the three-line limit.
Joshua Ortiz2 Joshua Ortiz2 Member
19 messages
joined Jan 2017
#7 ·
How do I shrink the font size in my signature?
I keep seeing some people using that tiny, microscopic font in their signatures...
Casey Bennett Casey Bennett Regular
522 messages
joined Nov 2011
#8 ·
It looks like that feature is currently broken. :/
I'll file a report, but I can't promise when or if they’ll actually bother to fix it.
Casey Bennett Casey Bennett Regular
522 messages
joined Nov 2011
#9 ·
Joshua Ortiz2, I’ve gone ahead and trimmed down your signature. Let me know if you want anything else tweaked.
Joshua Ortiz2 Joshua Ortiz2 Member
19 messages
joined Jan 2017
#10 ·
Alright, listen up!
👍
Casey Bennett Casey Bennett Regular
522 messages
joined Nov 2011
#11 ·
I took advantage of the moment and went ahead and shrunk everything for Rebecca Roberts3😁
Joshua Ortiz2 Joshua Ortiz2 Member
19 messages
joined Jan 2017
#12 ·
Seriously, bring that feature back already, it actually means a lot to us and we’re basically just out here struggling without it...😁
velvetgull9 velvetgull9 Active Member
113 messages
joined Dec 2005
#13 ·
Just wrap your signature text in and then close it out with (and maybe clear out those empty fields I put in here just so you can see how the code looks!
Joshua Ortiz2 Joshua Ortiz2 Member
19 messages
joined Jan 2017
#14 ·
Well, look at this mess now. I guess it’s good to finally know the truth about it all, though... thanks a million for the heads up.👍
Jessica Miller51 Jessica Miller51 Member
45 messages
joined Sep 2019
#15 ·
Hey Drew Sanchez82, any chance you could scale down your signature font? I’m trying to match yours, but the system won't let me touch BBCode or HTML in my own settings.
Thanks in advance. 🙂
Casey Bennett Casey Bennett Regular
522 messages
joined Nov 2011
#16 ·
here you go 🙂
Jessica Miller51 Jessica Miller51 Member
45 messages
joined Sep 2019
#17 ·
Casey Bennett said:here you go🙂

Thanks, looks good now. 🙂
Karen Young17 Karen Young17 Member
44 messages
joined Sep 2017
#18 ·
It looks like things are acting up again... I previously had my red signature centered at the smallest possible font size, but now that I'm trying to tweak just the text itself, I've hit a wall—apparently, the size, color, and positioning are all being blocked
Casey Bennett Casey Bennett Regular
522 messages
joined Nov 2011
#19 ·
there it is 😉
Karen Young17 Karen Young17 Member
44 messages
joined Sep 2017
#20 ·
Thanks div>

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