Insert email signature with logo iOS8.1

Dear Friends,
i was trying to add a logo (picture) to my email signature, in iphone6 IOS8.1. I can add it and it shows normally in the Signature settings. However it shows only as a blank box when go to the email app and write new email.

TegarKC wrote:
Dave,
While I appreciate your distaste for html emails I'm just looking for some help here.
(I don't want to offend you or anyone else on this or any other discussion board but so many times in these discussion sites people talk about their personal opinions rather than offering assistance and it gets frustrating when someone is seeking help.)
No offense taken.
You say that it is dependent on how the recipient's email is set. I can understand that. My email is set to accept/read html messages as most people I know do.
Again, I'm trying to figure out how I can create a signature that uses html within Mail if that is what is needed to achieve my set goal. If the recipient chooses not to have their machine set to see the html then so be it.
But as noted I get html messages. But when I've added a logo to my signature the paper clip shows up and that is what I'm trying to avoid.
OK, how exactly are you "adding a logo" to your signature?
What steps do you take to achieve this?
(Note: I don't use Apple Mail but use Thunderbird.)
Where does the paperclip show up?
If you send email to yourself, do you get the paperclip?
If you sent me an email (address in my profile) would I see it as an attachment?
Are all recipients getting the paperclip?
If this is not possible to do in Mail then so be it. But if so I'm just looking for some help.
I am trying to help...
As far as an html signature, you can certainly put some html in there to point
to an image that is available from a server somewhere
The following text generated the image above...
<img src="/___sbsstatic___/migration-images/943/9435292-1.jpg" />

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