crack down all myspace code!, i guarantee! Options

[mysticalazxn]

All of the blog coding so far we use css / div. No one is professional enough to use a full table layout. any way. There is this program call W3C. All you have to do is to copy paste your myspace url that you want to 'validated' then it will show you all of css style. Including your mess up css code and myspace css. If you mess arround with it you can put anything on your myspace. Or even disable all of myspace stuff. It really useful when you thinking about changing some of myspace feature. OR you can use this to view other myspace css style =P or a normal website. I bet this is how the first myspcace div layout designer use to learn myspace coding.

http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/

put this one any css code

{visibility:visible}

it will make any css code disappear
hope this help!

and there this website where you can get your css guide
http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_class_position.asp
very useful.

[queen]

put this one any css code

it will make any css code disappear
hope this help!

{visibility:visible}

and there this website where you can get your css guide
http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_class_position.asp
very useful.

that code makes things appear, not disappear.

anyway, most people here prefer divs 'cause they don't really have much experience with tables and class attributes. so the problem isn't really that they don't know what classes to edit, but it's that they don't know HOW to edit. it's the same with xanga. most of the classes were already released, yet instead of working with and around the tables, people just slapped on a div and covered everything. only folks patient and creative enough will actually try to do it your way.

[illriginal]

and there this website where you can get your css guide
http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_class_position.asp
very useful.

that code makes things appear, not disappear.

anyway, most people here prefer divs 'cause they don't really have much experience with tables and class attributes. so the problem isn't really that they don't know what classes to edit, but it's that they don't know HOW to edit. it's the same with xanga. most of the classes were already released, yet instead of working with and around the tables, people just slapped on a div and covered everything. only folks patient and creative enough will actually try to do it your way.

Would you know of a profile that's all coded in css? I'd like to see the difference if possible. I wouldn't mind learning css if it's a huge improvement in any sort of way.