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[Fragalot]

pretty nice mate
.. apart from the big blank in the bottom...

[LC Interactive]

lol, in the AOL Browser it show's the main MySpace template sticking out from the side.. And this is just a mask kinda template eh?

But i like it, it just dosent allow myspace to go w/ its coding.. i dunno

[Fragalot]

well.. blame myspace...

[wasahobo]

things stick out because people on that account posted giant photos in the comments which stretch out the original myspace design

[LC Interactive]

ya i hate that.. But a myspace template should allow the user to use the function's that came with myspace..

[wasahobo]

no, this is a custom design, not a revamped myspace design

[LC Interactive]

lol.. it should be a revamped myspace design >.<

[Sean]

designing templates for myspace can be very challenging especially when customising is not a perfect science. I find alot of the coding has to be bodgey and u need to use techniques with CSS to overlay certain sections.

When u view the source code for a mySpace page, u will see the CSS inbedded half way in the HTML code which can make web designers who like perfection and order finding it hard to sleep at night hehe

I have read somewhere that mySpace developers are working on improving the system which allows u to customise your profiles, so its more accurate and not so messy.

[Fragalot]

exactly why i don't do myspace themes ^_^

[Sean]

WAYN or whatever its called has a much better CSS customisations. Much more cleaner code and so much more easier to modify.

The biggest problem with mySpace templates is that, if u want to make big changes it might look good in one browser but in another browser u will have big problems. And its not like u can use Javascript to detect each browser and have 3 different style sheets - as your limited by what u can do.