It took some hacking before I was able to get mySpace to behave -- and I
still am not happy with how my page (dwacon) turned out but got tired of
fighting with it.
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>But, this is starting to get seriously off-topic.
OK, just to reiterate, when I wrote earlier today
"we've had more than enough about myspace, kay?"
what I meant was for people not to continue this thread.
This thread is over. Is that clear enough?
Alex
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D Ross wrote:
> This guy used to have an amazing myspace page but it appears they
> deleted it for some reason...
They deleted it because he removed the ads from display. That's the big
thing in myspace terms of service. You can do anything you want to your
design, but you cannot cover up the
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Subject: Re: [css-d] Myspace
> This guy used to have an amazing myspace page but it appears they
> deleted it for some reason...I saw it bef
This guy used to have an amazing myspace page but it appears they
deleted it for some reason...I saw it before they did and was in awe
that he could make all that table junk look like what he had it to. I
checked out his code and he had used display: none and replaced table
cells with divs
It's inline css, well the css that's within the actual tags is inline
css.the other css is put into the head section...so, there's no link to
a css file..it's all in the actual page. Inline css takes precedence over
all other css styles so you can overrride their styles with your own.
On 12/22
on 12/21/05 10:48 PM, Brian Cummiskey at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The only thing i regret, is that i didn't create myspace. What did it
> sell for, $200 million or something like that? But, that's off topic.
And here I am still hung up on the million dollar home page :-)
Thanks for the info e
Scott Haneda wrote:
> Ok, I have been wondering this for some time, and as much as I dislike the
> myspace generation, I need to know some technical aspects.
Hey wait, that's me :P
> I have seen maybe 2 pages where someone has done a really nice job laying
> out the page. In the code, I see thi
On 12/22/05, Scott Haneda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, I have been wondering this for some time, and as much as I dislike the
> myspace generation, I need to know some technical aspects.
>
> I have seen maybe 2 pages where someone has done a really nice job laying
> out the page. In the code,
Ok, I have been wondering this for some time, and as much as I dislike the
myspace generation, I need to know some technical aspects.
I have seen maybe 2 pages where someone has done a really nice job laying
out the page. In the code, I see this:
table table table table { css here };
Can someone
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