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Badge use on other forums?

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Are the badges strictly for use in the [H]ardforums or is it possible to use them elsewhere? I tried using mine in the signature line of another forum but it didn't render properly.

Pretty much everything is allowed in the signatures too.
Allow Basic BBCode Yes
Allow Color BBCode Yes
Allow Size BBCode Yes
Allow Font BBCode Yes
Allow Alignment BBCode Yes
Allow List BBCode Yes
Allow Link BBCode Yes
Allow Code BBCode Yes
Allow PHP BBCode Yes
Allow HTML BBCode Yes
Allow Quote BBCode Yes
Allow HTML No
Allow Smilies Yes
Allow Code Yes
Can Upload Images for Signature Yes
Can Upload Animated GIF for Signature No
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All that showed up was the little [H] symbol.

[URL=http://www.hardfolding.com?go=38&tm=33&id=7948][IMG]http://www.hardfolding.com/ftag1.php/mem/7948[/URL]
 
it should...you just have to be carefully of the white text on a white background. The badge are actually see thru, but since we have a black background here, its ok. Try wrapping a table with a black background around it.
 
I have seen some badges that are different colors like red. Anyone know the code needed to do that?
 
I used it once or twice in the PCstats forums by accident, it was kinda a reflex after a post, they have a white background there so it didn't show up very well. And its not like anyone noticed that it was there anyway.
 
you should use the html code rather than the javascript. it should work out better for you that way.

 
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