URGENT! Myspace Default Layout STYLESHEET!(open), how to make a stylesheet?!? HELP Options

[prettyxinpunkxo]

Click here for the layout stylesheet I think IS TOTALLY AWESOME!
2nd stylesheet i think is awesome!!!
3rd I THINK IS AWESOME!
^^^^^How do I make a stylesheet like hers, I know it took her a while, and I will spend all the time i can to make one that cool!

I have a stylesheet but it sucks, its to plain and simple unlike hers!
I DONT WANT TO JOCK! or STEAL HER STYLESHEET AND EDIT IT!
so how do i make one like that? Its absolutly awesome, and I have a layout site on myspace thats getting pretty big and I need some better layouts! other important info : I dont want to copy her 'style'

LISTEN UP! I posted a question like this and the answers didn't help! :[

-How do I first start with when making a stylesheet?
-How should it be organized so I know how to edit it later on?
-What kinda of HTML and CSS things should be used on these type of layouts?

maybe answers to those questions would help! PLEASE I BEG YOU! I realllllyyyy need to know this! Please answer!

[SharperMyspace]

I didn't say I steal other people's stylesheets. I said I learned off of them. Sorry if it came across wrong.

Say you are writing a research paper for school about tigers. You wouldn't travel to Africa and observe tigers for a year to learn everything you need for your paper. You would go online or read a book that someone wrote, and learn from that book.

Then when you go to write the paper, you use what you learned from other people. But you don't use it word for word, cause that is plagerism.

This just like how you wouldn't open notepad, and start writing a stylesheet from your memory. No one writes a website without looking at other resorces.

I would NEVER go to someone's code, and copy a section of it, and then paste it into one of my layouts. I wouldn't copy it directly, so that it still has the same colors and widths and font. That would be stealing. But if I were to look at the code, and see how it works, and then make my own code off of that code, that wouldn't be stealing (imo).

I do agree that it is stealing if you copy their code completly. But if you just look at it to see how things work, and then change it yourself, that doesn't seem like stealing to me.


And I don't really see how someone would care if you were learning off of their code.