As I said a few weeks ago I would make this post, here it is. I plan to go through the general CSS for profile 2.0 for those of you who want to code your own CSS instead of using the Myspace editor.
Customizing your your Myspace profile would be hard without Myspace Resource sites like these out there helping you with premade codes, generators and tutorials.
In this post I plan to discuss if it is worth customizing your profile 2.0 with hand-written CSS or if the Myspace editor covers enough to allow you to customize your profile how you like.
Since the book was published there have been a whole number of changes to the way you need to code for Myspace. The CSS has changed and there are new filters.
I was out of the house the other day and away from any computer and was a little bored so thought I’d go online on my phone and see what Myspace Mobile was like.
In this series of profiles I interview the Masters of MySpace – individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to the development of MySpace profile customization, whether it is by developing programming techniques, coming up with amazing designs or contributing to the MySpace community.
Recently I find myself using various sections of Myspace that I didn’t know even existed never mind use regularly. Quite a few of these sections are various Myspace Communities about things that I am interested in.
This is something I find myself asking more and more as Myspace release “new features” that are basically the same as what Facebook offers right now.