How To Add Your Own Signature At The End Of Each Post

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Add your own personal touch to the end of each of your posts automatically

May 23, 2011

by Butterfly1961
posted in Blogger 101

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I run several digital designing blogs, and a great way to add some flavor to your posts is to have your own signature (or siggie) automatically display after each of your posts. It can be your name, a graphic, a slogan, a quote or whatever you wish. My posts end with a graphic design I made myself on PSP; not only does it add some much needed flavor, but it personalizes too!

It is very simple to do. Let's say you want a particular graphic. Upload your graphic to a program like Photobucket or TinyPic (I found Photobucket is much simpler and faster) and copy the html code provided in that program.
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Now go to your blog under SETTINGS, choose FORMATTING, and paste the html code in the box toward the bottom of the page entitled POST TEMPLATE. After pasting the code, place <a before the code, then </a> at the end of the code. Click SAVE and viola!! Your graphic will appear after each post you write automatically. If you just wish to use your name or words, type this in instead of a graphic code, again placing the <a and </a> and you're all set.

Be aware that whenever you write a new post, your siggie will appear in the post box so you will need to press ENTER to make it go further down the page to have room for your post itself. If you want it centered make sure you do that in the post box, or else it will be on the left side below your post (unless you want it placed there).

Hope you have fun personalizing your blog posts with your own original siggie!!

Add your own personal touch to the end of each of your posts automatically

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drifter51 July 12, 2011

Sounds like a great idea! However, being technologically challenged I would have a difficult time figuring it out. Maybe I will try playing around with it.