KBO Promo .gif image (re-sized)

[HammyMcSquirrel]

I've noticed that quite a few people have had this KBO .gif image in their signatures:



Unfortunately the original brings the signature well over the 1MB limit rule that was pretty recently added to the signature guidelines, so I have to remove it. However I've made smaller versions so people can still have this .gif image in their signatures while staying under the 1MB limit. Everybody is happy this way. 8)

Select a size based on how much other content you have in your sig. Make sure to check what the file size is of each before using them. Please take note that I did not create this .gif image. I simply re-sized it.

65% of original size:


60% of original size:


55% of original size:


50% of original size:

[phe0nixblade]

cool but now i forget how to link a picture to a website rofl

[Shikari]

Originally Posted by phe0nixblade

cool but now i forget how to link a picture to a website rofl

[link=website][img]image link[/img][/link]

[Gray Fox]

ruuules, thanks for the heads up though

[darkshark]

lol sorry for the large file size on that one.

xD

[aperson]

Originally Posted by darkshark

lol sorry for the large file size on that one.

xD

Not your fault that gif is still somehow the animated image format standard in 2011.

[darkshark]

There really does need to be some better alternatives out there. Ones that are actually supported on boards.

[Zageron]

Animated PNG is epic, except chrome is a little bitch.

[Velocity]

Originally Posted by Zageron

Animated PNG is epic, except chrome is a little bitch.

PHP Code:

if(browser.userAgent.contains("Firefox") {
    echo "APNG FTW!";
} else if(browser.userAgent.contains("Chrome") {
    echo "APNG isn't standard...";
} else {
    echo "APNG Wut?";
} 


[Izzy]

Originally Posted by Zageron

Animated PNG is epic, except chrome is a little bitch.

Is there really such a thing as an animated png? I think if you just make a gif and rename it to a png it will just be labeled wrong but the browser will still know what to do with it.

example


nvm, imageshack changed it back to a gif.

At any rate the point was that the file extension is only a label to tell your operating system or a program what to do with that file when opened.

[Zageron]

Yes.

Take for example, all online status notifications on profiles.

If you're in chrome you wont see it animate.