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The purpose of adding html formatting is to make a post stand out. Anything that stands out can be seen as disruptive. The only question is whether the admins view this as editing outside of the intended scope of the html editor, which is a single post. I do not believe it does, but that...

Those are just examples (and the Yin image in my sig is mostly empty space for that reason), an actual example of how one could use the effect well is here.

That is... irritating. Being given a tool and then being told to not use it to it's full effect (which this isn't, it's rather basic html taken directly from w3schools).  That's the only argument to really be had, since the html editor provided by the site specifically ONLY allows changes to...

I again feel the need to restate that nothing outside of the post is being touched. All the html is is setting a background image, and the background-attachment: fixed; portion makes it not scroll, so the part of the image seen changes. Its just used to create an illusion of depth. If you don't...

Yes, each "window" is actually its own image, I just have it set not to scroll with the rest of the page. Just hiding my signature should be enough. I usually only add it to the body of my posts if I'm making it look good for a cs or something or else if someone asks about it.

Clicking hide signatures works for me, the signature portion vanishes. The rest is part of the post itself. So for my previous post hiding the signature gets rid of the second Yin image, just leaving the first Yin and the Kaito Kid images.

That's just a bit of html I added to my signature and to my posts when I feel like it.  Here it is: <div class="size-full" style="background-color: #E2EDF3; background-image:url(http://static.zerochan.net/Yin.full.1947964.jpg); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: 90% 100%...

It is. I was playing around with html to make a cs using her as the base. Decided I liked the picture. @TurquoiseTurtle Since everything you posted isn't working, I'm going to assume it ran into the same problem as when I did it with the code changing when you hit submit.

My signature is simply a background image with a fixed location, nothing outside of the post is affected really, despite what it might look like. It's fun to add to random posts as well. Your first theory is probably right. I wasn't thinking of how easy it would be to put in an... unpleasant...

So I was playing around with HTML and embedding a youtube video to play some background music whenever the page loads up, and everything works fine in the editor. The problem is that as soon as I hit submit it stops working. Going back in and looking at the source code, everything is the same...

I think the light theme is more inviting to newer members.  That said, I'll continue to use the dark theme because it doesn't feel the need to wrap my username.