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Live Banners and Widgets for Your Website or Forum

Add a live server or player banner to your site, forum signature or blog: image and HTML styles, sizes, light and dark themes.

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Every server and every player has live banners you can put on your website, forum signature or blog. Open the server’s or player’s page, scroll to “Banners for your site”, pick a style, and press Copy next to the code you need: HTML for websites, BBCode for forums, or a plain image link. Banners update every minute and link back to the page on SOF2MP.com.

Image banners

Size Pixels Good for
Small 480 × 60 Forum signatures
Wide 640 × 160 Posts and page headers
Box 300 × 400 Sidebars

Each is a PNG picture, redrawn at most once a minute. Each also has a double-size version for sharp screens; the HTML code uses it automatically. Server banners show the name, players online, map, mode and a graph. Player banners show hours, rank, rating, a graph of the last 30 days, and whether the player is online; verified players also get their picture, clan and level.

HTML banners

HTML banners are small live pages shown in a frame. They fit the full width of wherever you put them and have a fixed height:

  • Bar: one line, 64 pixels tall.
  • Card: the key numbers and a graph, 170 pixels tall.
  • Full: everything, including who’s on and the regulars, 520 pixels tall.

Each has a dark and a light theme, and refreshes itself every minute.

Add one to your site

  1. Open the page. Find the server on the server list or the player on the players page.
  2. Scroll to “Banners for your site”.
  3. Pick a style and theme. The preview shows what you’ll get.
  4. Copy the right code. HTML for a website or blog, Forum (BBCode) for a forum post or signature, or Image link for anywhere that takes a picture address.
  5. Paste it into your site.

Questions

My banner isn’t updating

Banners are redrawn every minute, but your site, forum or browser may keep an old copy. Reload the page. If you run a site behind a cache such as Cloudflare, make sure it respects the banner’s own cache settings.

Why is there no banner for a player?

Hidden or deleted names have no banner, and an alias’s page doesn’t offer one; use the main name’s banner.

Do the banners slow my site down?

No. They’re small, use the visitor’s own fonts, and load nothing from other sites.

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