Changing Tables in your Myspace Layout Tutorial
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Loading ...So you are ready to start changing your myspace layout.
This article covers how to change the table background on your myspace
page.
Changes to your tables, text colors, links, etc are all done with css.
They can be done with div tags but you should consider the CSS option
much easier. The first thing to do is to consider what color you want
the tables to be and if you want to have a border on them.
Below is the CSS code for making these changes. It will be broken into
several sections. First you will see the code and then the explanation
for how to manipulate the code as well as an explanation of what the code
does.
| Setting a table background and border |
<style type=”text/css”> table table { border: 0px } table table table table{border:0px} table table table { border-style:solid; border-width:1px; border-color:000000; background-color:FF0000; }</style> |
Green portion - This section defines
how wide the borders will be. Remember that thinner borders may
give a more clean effect while wider border can look more clunky.
Either is fine, but you will want to consider your page layout before
you make this decision.
Purple portion - Now that you’ve set
up your borders, it’s time to set the color. This section simply
defines the color of the border. You have to use a HTML Hex color
code. You don’t need the # in front of the color. For example :
FF0000 .
Brown portion - Finally you can set
up the background color of your table. This one pretty much works
just like the border color section. Use a HTML Hex color code and
you are good to go.
Don’t forget that this code has to go in the top of your about
me section of your myspace page. Click here
if you need an example of where that is.
