Design a Graphic w/ a render going slightly off the border and still be able to see it on the internet... "Without" the White background involved... Like for example... So people drop graphics with JUST THEIR USERNAME... and theres no white background behind it... or How did whoever designed the Belts get them to show up w/o the background... do I gotta save the File a certain way or what....

Either make the canvas bigger, and transparemt, and save as a .gif file, or change the background colour of the bottom layer, to the colour of which ever site you gone use the sig on.

^ I saved it as a .gif but it still shows the white background... I dont want that... And makin it the color of w/e site will be too complicated... I know theres a certain way to save it.. Jus dunno how...

^^ yup, I used a RW background color brush on a 400/100 size pic instead of using a solid bg though

if you need the RW background color save sombodys sig that blends in to the RW background and then put it in photo shop and select color and use the pics color from RW bg for a perfect color match

^ Ah hell... u mean to tell me... Whoever designs belts for a rap site... Brushes around the shit the color of the board....?

Expected that they used magic?

^ Naw... but I found out how... N/m...

U really aint gotta color the shit the color of the page... Easier way...

Cool, hope I helped

^ I saved it as a .gif but it still shows the white background... I dont want that... And makin it the color of w/e site will be too complicated... I know theres a certain way to save it.. Jus dunno how...

Yes, there is a way to save it so that you don't see the choppyness,... but It can be only seen properly on firefox, windows has brought out an update for IE that allows you to see them, but IE sucks.

The way you do this is by saving it as a Png. file

i think what you want to do is take a Screen Print thing of RW. then, paste it into photoshop. after, you the "Eyedropper Tool"(dunno what everyone else uses but thats what i do) and then you'll have the RW color. from there, you basically get the Paint Bucket tool and use that on the white background. if that doesn't work, then i dunno what to tell you.