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crissa_85
I really want to use the new myspace profile playlist on my profile. But are there any codes to move it around? Or do any of the old music codes still work?
fixtatik
the same codes to move the old player should work fine. they didn't change any of the coding around; all they changed was the script to show the player.
decaydancefbr
^ Hmm, when it got changed, my coding got messed up. and moved the player back to it's original spot.
Anarchy
I figured they'd do something trippy with the coding again. Urgh. Well you can use this:

CODE
<style>
div[id="profile_miniplayer"] {position:absolute; top:#px; left:50%; margin-left:#px;}
</style>

Unfortunately, that only works on FireFox.

Anyway, I don't think the whole "td td object, td td embed" code works on FF anymore. I believe they're clashing because the two are being moved at the same time. The embed ends up being hidden inside the object. If you try "td td object embed", it works on FF. However, it still looks weird on IE.

Plus, MySpace seems to have done something so you can only move object/embed stuff with percentages instead of pixels. They've got the whole friend ID problem, too! I can't remove the song I added on my page to test the player codes, nor can I look at my Song History properly. Fucking hell, man.
decaydancefbr
Hopefully everything gets fixed soon. Maybe you could just put both codes in so it works in both browsers, yeah?
Anarchy
They'll clash and it won't look proper on both so might as well have it look nice on one of them, preferably FireFox.
fixtatik
odd...i'm still using the same coding i was before, for both regular profiles and music profiles, and it still works fine.

what code are you using to move the music player?
Anarchy
Yeah, what codes are you using? It might be because you're changing the position of both object and embed. I think if you only move object, the old codes would still work. Anyway, I came up with this script. It works and all, if you'd like to try it out. The tweaking of the margins might need a little playing around.
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