Newoldstamp generator allows you to add custom HTML code to the bottom of your signatures, such as a second banner, awards, badges, and more. Adding Custom HTML code to the signature uncovers a whole lot of new possibilities.
To add custom HTML code to your signature, please follow these easy steps:
1. Hover over your master/signature and click Edit.
You will be forwarded to the Newoldstamp Signature Generator.
2. Find the Apps section on the left-hand side of the signature editor.
3. Click on the Custom HTML tab.
4. Paste your HTML code.
Here are some ideas that you can use:
1. Second banner:
To add a second banner image, you only have to host an image anywhere on the web and get a direct URL to the image. For example:
https://newoldstamp.com/upload/Larry/download%20(1).png
Now we need to include the link into the line of HTML code. Here is how to add an image with HTML code:
<img src="Your_Image_URL"/>
For example:
<img src="https://newoldstamp.com/upload/Larry/download%20(1).png">
You can also set the size of the image for it to meet your design requirements:
<img src="https://newoldstamp.com/upload/Larry/download%20(1).png" width="300" />
It is also possible to add hyperlink to the image. Here is how to add hyperlink:
<a href="Hyperlink_URL" target="_blank"><img src="Your_Image_URL" width="300" /></a>
For example:
<a href="https://newoldstamp.com" target="_blank"><img src="https://newoldstamp.com/upload/Larry/download%20(1).png" width="300" /></a>
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2. Include multiple images on one line (awards, badges, etc.)
This approach has multiple use cases:
- You can include multiple badges or awards to the bottom of your signature and link them to the awards page.
- Request to rate your services by adding "stars" or "emoji" images.
You will have to use the same approach from the first paragraph for this approach as well. The only difference is that you will have multiple images added by a code. So we take the example of the hyperlinked image from the previous paragraph and combine them into one section with <p> tag.
All you have to do is to replace "dummy" URLs with yours and modify the "margin-left" parameter to increase or decrease the margin between the images and the "width" parameter to increase or decrease image sizes.
Three images example:
<p><a href="Hyperlink_URL" target="_blank"><img src="Your_Image_URL" width="100" /></a><a href="Hyperlink_URL" target="_blank"><img style="; margin-left: 10px;" src="Your_Image_URL" width="100" /></a><a href="Hyperlink_URL" target="_blank"><img style="margin-left: 10px;" src="Your_Image_URL" width="100" /></a></p>
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In case you need any help setting up a custom HTML code, you can reach our live chat support any time or use free HTML generators available online.