How to add a Portfolio in your email signature

Please, help!

I’m trying to create Gmail signature.
Tried all advised – not working.
These are the steps:
1. Download and install Better Gmail
2. Login to Gmail.
3. Go to Settings: -> In window with signature write:
4. And I am getting just link…

Can anyone tell me if there is the way to do it WITHOUT doing HTML etc…
Just by applying Signature.
?

Thank you.

Ok, i’m writing the link and it getting converting to images…
May be without ”!”: http://www.redbubble.com/people/Freelancer/recipe:banner/Freelancer_banner.jpg
HELP!!

Freelancer: GMail will require HTML, while the code you’re using is the RedBubble markup code!

lexsis, you need to include the html for the image:

<a href="http://www.redbubble.com/people/lexsis/"><img src="http://www.redbubble.com/people/lexsis/recipe:banner/lexsis_banner.jpg"></a>

Where should I put it in Yahoo?

Martin, I wrote it in html as you wrote it for lexsis:

any way it didn’t work:(
just line with code

p.s. tried to write “Freelancer” and “freelancer” – no difference…
:(

What internet program are you using Freelancer as it will not work in GMail on Internet Explorer you need Firefox and Better GMail plugin to get images to show up in signatures

Freelancer here is a link with step by step instructions on how to use html signatures and better gmail2.

My guessing is that you are trying to insert the html in the box on the settings page and this in not the way to go, you will see the difference in the link.

Also you do not need both better gmail and better gmail 2 you should uninstall both and then make sure greasemonkey is installed and then only reinstall better gmail 2 and you have to make sure you are using the new version of gmail (again explained in the link). These instructions work as I just followed them to setup up my signature.

Thank you Shelley! It works finally!!!!!!

Has anyone had success using this in Windows Mail on the Vista platform?

I’ve got it working with Vista (using Windows Mail).

These instructions may look tricky, but I think it’s easier than it looks.

1. Open Notepad (Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Notepad)

2. Enter this text:

<IMG src=”http://redbubble.com/people/RB_USER_NAME/recipe:banner/RB_USER_NAME_banner.jpg”/>

Use your RedBubble username:

eg, “http://redbubble.com/people/StephenH/recipe:banner/StephenH_banner.jpg”

3. Save the file as an HTM file

Select File -> Save As…

Enter the file name “mail_signature.htm”

and select “Save as type: All files”

4. Checkpoint: Use the file browser (Explorer) to confirm that the file has been saved as an html file. It should have an Internet Explorer icon, and if you open it, you should see your signature. If you don’t, you need to go through the steps until you do see the signature in Internet Explorer.

5. Open Windows Mail (or your mail client).

6. Select Tools -> Options -> Signatures

7. Check “Add signatures to all outgoing messages”

8. Under “Edit Signature”, select the “File” radio button

9. Browse to the file you just created, and select Open

10. Click OK.

11. Create a mail message, and you should see your signature! (You may just see a blank image. Send a test message to yourself, accept any blocked content, and you should see the signature.)