Two pics/gifs in a signature...

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I have seen some cases of people who can have two pics/gifs side by side in their signature, and I wanted to do the same. So I changed it in my Forum profile settings, but this is what I got:



It would be very annoying for most people to leave it that way, so I just let one image for now. The code that I used was:

Code:

[left][img]http://i.imgur.com/EYsMaHv.png[/img][/left][right][img]http://i.imgur.com/oIqCSmn.png[/img][/right]

But you already saw the results. So, the question is: should I resize both pics in order to get them properly align? Or there is another BBcode that I'm missing? If this was HTML I would have tried to put both pics inside a blockquote or div, but this is new for me...

Please help me.  

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I just thought about putting both pics in a single one, but that would against rules, since it says over there that images in signature should not be greater than 400x300. 

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Why don't edit them and make it one image? It will make things easier...

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Why don't edit them and make it one image? It will make things easier...

I already said it:

I just thought about putting both pics in a single one, but that would against rules, since it says over there that images in signature should not be greater than 400x300.

And if I put them together the final image would be 800x300

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You should be able to do this by stacking both image BBCodes back to back I believe... Either that or create a hidden table tag to force them into adjacent spaces.

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Have you tried resizing it, to fit in the allowed pixel?

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You should be able to do this by stacking both image BBCodes back to back I believe... Either that or create a hidden table tag to force them into adjacent spaces.

I'll try this... Thanks! 

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Have you tried resizing it, to fit in the allowed pixel?

Well, I thought about it as my last resource/choice.

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You should be able to do this by stacking both image BBCodes back to back I believe... Either that or create a hidden table tag to force them into adjacent spaces.

IT WORKS! 

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Glad you were able to figure it out, I just added those [img] stuff without the [left*] or [right*] codes

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Glad you were able to figure it out, I just added those [img] stuff without the [left*] or [right*] codes

Nice 

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If you want to make it look prettier, I would suggest putting a center tag before the first image tag and a /center tag at the end of the second image tag. This will make it look a little prettier for you.

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If you want to make it look prettier, I would suggest putting a center tag before the first image tag and a /center tag at the end of the second image tag. This will make it look a little prettier for you.

Thanks for the advice!