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Stealing The MySpace Layouts

Lisa — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 16:47:13 +0000

There are thousands of interesting MySpace layouts which might interest you and you can feel like getting it for yourself. This is not at all tough to steal the MySpace layout from others. One way to do this is to find a tool that facilitates stealing the MySpace layouts. The other way out is to find the MySpace ID of the actual owner of the layout from the URL and then put it in to get the profile’s editing option. Now you can easily steal the codes and use it to create the layout for yourself. But the tool is always a better and easier option to select.

Originally posted 2008-10-07 17:01:12.

How To Get a MySpace Layout

Lisa — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 04:35:47 +0000

MySpace is an online social networking system which has thousands of visitors and these visitors choose you on the basis of your Layout. This implies that the Layout in MySpace is the ultimate factor which will decide your popularity. The Layout should reflect the attitude or mood that you want to show the viewers. You don’t have to strive very hard to prepare the Layout according to your imagination and liking.

The MySpace account provides all the options and tools to create your profile. The header is like the signature tune which gives you the opportunity to add titles or phrases which will give an insight about your personality. If you are not satisfied with the MySpace options you can visit other free sites which have lots of colors, designs and images to choose from. Always customize your Blog to make it unique and outstanding to draw the visitor’s attention.

With quick search at Google for “myspace layouts” you can find many sites offering free myspace layouts. Here are the Top 3 sites based on my search at Google:
- http://www.freecodesource.com/
- http://www.myspacemaster.net/
- http://www.pimp-my-profile.com/

Originally posted 2008-06-30 06:48:27.

Free MySpace DIV Layouts

Lisa — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 01:39:09 +0000

The group Free Divs has now launched a website.

Made and constantly updated by the founder (Nick) it is a great place to go if you are looking for a free MySpace div layout.

Free divs was started in 2005 by Nick who was just a bit bored and thought he would put his skills to some good use and make layouts for people.

After a while the group became too big to control on his own and so he requested help from some active members. In 2006 it peaked at over 10,000 members, but the moderation account was hacked, and the group deleted.

This could have been the end of the story. However, Nick relaunched the group, and is still trying hard to get his members back. This is when he launched the new Myspace Div Layouts website.

The website keeps all the group’s div layouts in one place, which makes it even easier to get the codes and see the previews. Nick has also created a tutorial section which is growing steadily.

There should soon be a new layout for the website, which will be easier on the eyes and make it much easier to navigate.

Originally posted 2007-12-26 23:44:50.

Step by Step Guide: MySpace Editors

Lisa — Thu, 29 May 2008 22:30:54 +0000

If your eyes are beginning to glaze over at the very mention of HTML, another option is to use the MySpace Editor.

If you point your browser to www.google.com and type the words “myspace editor” you’ll find countless MySpace editor web sites.These editors allow you to customize certain elements of your profile, simply by filling in certain fields on a web page.The web page then generates code that you place into your profile (as shown previously). Here is a MySpace Editor site that I highly recommend for new myspace users – http://www.myspaceeditor.org/

I wouldn’t exactly say that using a MySpace editor is hacking, but such editors can be fun and
they are a quick way to get results, which is why they’re mentioned here.

At MySpaceEditor.org, you will see that there are a number of fields in which you can enter values, including the background color, table color, border width (of each section of your profile), border style, font family, font color, font size, and link color.

Clicking the artist’s palette icon to the side of fields that require a color selection brings up a palette, which enables you to select the color you want (very convenient if you’re not familiar with the color codes).

Once you’ve made your selections, select Preview MySpace Code and you are shown how your
MySpace profile will appear.

The final step is to click “Get this code”, which brings up a screen with a text box containing the CSS code that you will need to paste into you profile.

Now it’s simply a matter of clicking on and moving your cursor over the text box, clicking your left mouse button, and copying the text by pressing Ctrl+C. Go back to the Editing Interests and Personality section of MySpace, and paste (Ctrl+V) the code into the About Me section, as described on the preceding pages.

When you view your profile you’ll notice the colors, borders, and font you specified have taken effect. If you want to make changes, simply go back to MySpaceEditor.org (or any other similar editor) and go through the process again, copying your new code over the code you’ve already placed in your profile.

While editors make it very easy for you to start changing the look of your profile, they do have serious limitations.The first is that you can change only certain parts of the profile.There is little leeway for you to be creative, and because everyone else has easy access to MySpace editors (in the same way that you do) you’re not really going to be able to create something special.

Second, there’s usually some kind of advertisement that comes with the code that appears in your profile.The suppliers of the editors would argue that this is a fair price to pay for the use of the editor.While this is generally very easy to remove — in the example given this is simply a matter of removing the last section of code — the advertisement is, in effect, part of the transaction.While the legal requirement for your profile to carry the advertisement is tenuous, there is certainly a moral requirement — you did use their editor after all.

MySpace editors are good for coming up with something quickly and easily, but if you want true customization, you’ll need to come to grips with at least a little HTML and CSS.

While there’s no obvious place to insert HTML and CSS into your MySpace profile, most HTML and CSS code will work if placed in the Interests and Personality section of your MySpace profile.

Trying out some of the MySpace editors that you’ll find on the Internet is a good way to get started in MySpace customization, but you’ll quickly reach their limitations and want to develop your own code.

You Can Now ‘Post To MySpace’!

Lisa — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 22:55:39 +0000

Just recently, MySpace made an announcement that the ‘Post To MySpace’ feature that web publishers and myspace geeks alike have been waiting for are finally available The function is pretty straight-forward and it’s really similar like bookmarking your favourite URL.

There is no doubt that the most effective and popular viral marketing technique is via MySpace and now with the ‘Post To MySpace’ feature, web publishers can now virally spread their content to the most popular social networking site, MySpace!

If you would like to implement the ‘Post To MySpace’ code to your blog/site please head over to THIS POST at Mashable for further instructions

Valentine Layouts for Myspace

Lisa — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 16:14:36 +0000

Happy Valentines Day everyone! So, have you changed your MySpace layout to a valentine theme? Well, if you haven’t and are looking for Valentines Day MySpace Profile Layouts / Graphics, take a look at the following sites…they have some good myspace valentines layouts that you can use

http://www.ugotbling.com/myspace-valentines-day.php

Here are some of the popular myspace valentines layout on Ugotbling.com:

Cupid Valentine Layout
Rose Valentine Layout
Kiss Valentine Layout

Also, don’t forget to give a ‘Happy Valentines Day’ comment to your loved one…which also includes all your friends

Cute MySpace New Years Comment Picture

Lisa — Mon, 31 Dec 2007 15:00:08 +0000

For the past week, I’ve seen a lot of cute “Happy New Years” comment being created and used widely by MySpace users. I’ve taken a look at some comment pics and I have found (in my opinion) the cutest MySpace New Years comment picture

Here it is:

Cute eh? I hope you’ll like it and use it to comment on your friends MySpace profile

If you want to use the pic for myspace comments, use the following code:

Enjoy!

Another Interesting MySpace Resource / Layouts Site

Lisa — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 00:00:21 +0000

A few days ago, I posted about a MySpace Resource site that has a wonderful collection of layouts for MySpace.

Well today, I’ve found another site that offers tons of layouts! It’s not like any other myspace resource site that uses the same old script and has all the same old collection. This particular myspace site is a BLOG and it is Powered by WordPress!

Let me introduce to you, RadProfile.com RadProfile.com has been recently sold to another owner so the site may sometimes be down. However, you can still have a peek thanks to the wonders of Google Cache

It’s not everyday you come across a MySpace Resource site that is totally different and more unique than others.

Enjoy!