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Question Posted Thursday April 12 2007, 2:15 pm

ok. i'm like desperate to learn how to make my own layouts. i get bored really easy and i really wanna know how! And i have adobe photoshop the old version but i wanna know how the make their pictures all cool n stuff. and where they get their brushes. anddd especaily how they make the layouts! please any sites or how-tos or anything! please! :p

thanks
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LaceyIsPrettyBomb answered Thursday April 12 2007, 3:14 pm:
you cant really make complex layouts or anything, but whateverlife.com has a layout maker. its pretty basic, but its a good place to start. thats what i use=]

good luckkk!

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theymos answered Thursday April 12 2007, 3:02 pm:
The actual code behind the layout is CSS. It's not really that complex. Learn HTML and CSS at [Link](Mouse over link to see full location) . Then the only other thing(that isn't readily available) you need to know is the Document Object Model for controlling myspace. Here is how you make "extended network", and some other stuff, invisible:

table tbody td table tbody tr td.text table{visibility:hidden}

What you want to do to get the text before {visiblity:hidden}, is look at the myspace code and work backwards from the element you want to affect. In this case, the element we want to affect is:

<table id="Table1" ...

So the last item before {visibility:hidden} is table. That table is within TD with "text" class, which is within TR, which is within TABLE(note that you must put "tbody" after every "table" except the last one), which is within TD, which is within TABLE.

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