Replace Name Text With Image (comments)

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!
thx a lottt
lovee itttt

Works great love it

wow this is really good. and yea i agree with you on how its better than just making the display name really small. that was really starting to annoy me :] thanks

Actually, I'm not sure if I'm late on this or not. It does work with Internet Explorer. Well, at least for me. And it works perfectly.

ooc:
hey hey wabout
makeing Headline big on music accounts

music accounts there headlines are small.

and hard to see

can you make it where you can change the color to any
and the high and witgh.

THANK YOU!!!

msg me about it thanks.

your a mother effing GOD!

AMAZING!
I LOVE YOUUU.!

The width and height of the image you're inserting are the width and height you're supposed to type. It says so in the directions. What did you fix exactly? Perhaps I didn't understand you.

Paha, fixed it. Just take out the HEIGHTOFIMAGE & the WIDTHOFIMAGE and then put the w/h of your pic for them. Problem solved.

looooove it

but its not workin wif mine.

lolthe backround in the myspace is the same one i had until lke 5 minutes ago.
lol thisis an AWESOME scritp....

touche. . .haha i knew that. . .sorry. >_

Thank you Miss Karin. Or Mister, w/e. But I don't see what part of your code would change anything, perhaps other than the "color:transparent;" bit. The rest of the attributes have empty or useless values.

bleh codes turn into the outcome. DX

and you need the with style in it in the beginning and with /style at the end. >_

w00t. smart me. . . i'm kidding. add this code right after it. it'll make it transparent so it'll just be the image on any browser. ^_^

.nametext{color:transpa rent; font-family:Time New Roman ;text-decoration: none;
font-size: ##pt;font-weight:;le tter-spacing:-1pt;border: none;
line-height:10pt;backgr ound-color:none;text-transform : none; }

actually this works wonderfully in IE

you're** Rawr at typos.

Uhm, bubblebuddy, what your doing does work, but that's what the other nametext/image script does. What I'm trying to do with this script is remove the text completely from the screen, so technically, it doesn't actually work in Internet Explorer.