MySpace news, hacks and customization
After showing you how to make your own div layout and remove the Myspace navigation bar I thought I should probably show you how to create your very own navigation which you can customize to suit your layout and place wherever you wish.
After numerous changes to Myspace’s coding structure since Hacking Myspace was published I thought it was about time to write an updated tutorial on how to create a div layout.
MySpace is constantly changing its web site by either adding new features or improving current features. One of its most recent changes has been the new “web 2.0″ navigation bar, which obviously an attempt to try to modernize the website and make it easier to navigate.
Do you enjoy traveling? Do you like sharing your travel tales? Well, this new widget from Travbuddy, a social networking site for travelers, allows you to create a MySpace-compatible widget that shows which countries you’ve visited.
The Creative Director of Fox Interactive Media FIMLabs division, Don Synsetlien, recently left a comment on my MySpace profile showing off a new SpringWidget Christmas tree widget (see below). Don, obviously a funny guy, left the comment “Hack this tree”. Just think, Don’s getting paid big bucks paid to harass struggling writers; some guys just have all the luck!
Guest blogger George Gardner explains how to add a comments box to your MySpace profile and how to customize it to your liking. Over to you George.
When I first visited MySpaceSupport.com I almost thought it was an offical MySpace web site, but then I realised very quickly that this was not an official MySpace site - just a site that has misappropriated the MySpace logo.
“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach him how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime” was the philosphy behind my book Hacking MySpace. I’ve always believed that it’s important to show why and how things work, and to give people enough information so that they can go one step further. That’s why I’m impressed with Tom Klenwell’s MySpace Civilized, a blog which really empowers its readers to customize their MySpace profiles.