Upgrading your MySpace Layout is a fun and cool way to spice up your profile and make it stand out among everyone else’s. We have a huge collection of layouts for you, but if you are new to MySpace or a little less experienced with computers and the internet, upgrading your layout or changing it can be a task in which you need some help with. Lucky for you, this tutorial will teach you how to change and/or upgrade your myspace layout from your old one or from one that doesn’t even exist.

We’ll start off with the basics. Which myspace layout do you want to have for your profile? Browse our many categories and find the layout that you wish to set as your theme on your profile. Below the image preview of the layout, you will see a link that says “Click here for the layout code”, or something to that affect. Click that link and a new window will pop up with the HTML/CSS code that you will need to add to your myspace.

In the new window, you will see a long and complicated piece of code. Do not get scared! You do not have to modify the code or have even any knowledge of HTML, CSS, or any code to install your preferred layout. Simply highlight the code and copy the code (once highlighted) by either pushing pushing Ctrl and V on your keyboard at the same time or right clicking the highlighted code and clicking Copy.

Once you have copied the code, log into your myspace account and click “edit profile” (see image below), and move to the about me section of your edit profile control panel.

Paste the code that you copied earlier into the top of the “About Me” section of your profile and then click If you have a myspace layout already installed and you are adding a new layout, you must delete the code of your old layout and paste the new layout code . If you try to install 2 layouts at once, or if you have more than one layout code in your profile, your new profile theme/layout will not work properly.

To paste the code, either push Ctrl and V at the same time or right click and click Paste. It’s easy to do.

Once you have pasted the layout code into the about me section of your myspace profile, click the “Save All Changes” button and then take a look at your profile. The layout should appear and look great. If not, you have made a mistake so please look over this tutorial again to see where you went wrong. If you know that for a fact you did everything correctly and it is still not working, leave a comment to this article and i will better assist you with the issues that you are having.

I hope that you have learned how to successfully install a myspace layout to your profile. Enjoy this tutorial and the many layouts, codes, tricks, contact tables, and more that we have available for you here at RadProfile.com.

Many of you have seen the awesome ability that some myspace members have to make a bulleted, numbered, or ordered list on their myspace profiles. Many put these in their About Me section or Who I’d Like To Meet section to list certain traits of themselves or others. Some people find it handy to list their music section, movies section, or heroes section with bullet lists so that it is easily readable for their friend’s when they view their profile.

To learn how to make a bulleted, numbered, or ordered list, you will need some knowledge of HTML (Hypertext Markup Language). But do not worry, I will guide you through the process of making a bullet, numbered, or ordered list for your myspace profile. Follow this easy tutorial below:

Making an Ordered (Numbered) List in HTML

The ordered list is perfect for providing instructions that are step by step that show others how to complete certain or particular tasks.

To create an ordered list. First start off with the <ol> html tag that tells your page to start an ordered list. To begin the first detail in your list, you will need to put an <li> html tag and then type the word or sentance that you want to be displayed on that line. When you are done with that detail, mark it with the ending list detail html tag which is </li>. (without the period mark).

When you are done making your list, declare it in your code with an ending ordered list tag which is </ol>. (without the period mark).

An example of the use of the ordered list that you can use as your template can be seen here:

<ol>
<li>This is the first detail in the list</li>
<li>This is the second detail in the list</li>
<li>This is the third detail in the list</li>
<li>This is the fourth detail in the list</li>
<li>This is the fifth detail in the list</li>
</ol>

The previous code will be show as the following once you post it into your myspace profile or website.

1. This is the first detail in the list
2. This is the second detail in the list
3. This is the third detail in the list
4. This is the fourth detail in the list
5. This is the fifth detail in the list

Now you know how to make an ordered (number) list in HTML code. You can use this on your myspace profile or anywhere else where HTML is accepted such as your very own website or webpage.

Making an Unordered (Bullet) List in HTML

Unordered lists are great for providing facts, objects, or statements that do not need to be specified in any certain order. They will be displayed as a bulleted list. These are very common all throughout the internet. You will find these all over as they are a great way to show certain traits that someone may be trying to get across. Unordered or bullet lists also look very clean and organized.

To create an unordered or also known as a bullet or bulleted list in HTML, begin your code with a <ul> tag. This stands for unordered list and declares the beginning of the unordered list and lets the document know that one is about to begin. Next, you want to type <li> to declare a trait that you want to be listed. For each <li> tag that you declare, a new bullet or black dot will appear, thus creating a new trait. After you declare the <li> tag, you will need to write what you want to be listed. Once you have written all that you want to be listed for that bullet or trait, you can close the tag with a </li> tag. You can list as many bullets or traits that you want, but once you are done listing all that you need to be listed, you will then need to tell the document to stop the list. Do this by ending an ending unordered list tag which is </ul>. (without the period mark).

An example of the HTML code that is behind an unordered or bullet list can be seen here. Feel free to copy and paste this for your very own use.

<ul>
<li>This is the first detail in the list</li>
<li>This is the second detail in the list</li>
<li>This is the third detail in the list</li>
<li>This is the fourth detail in the list</li>
<li>This is the fifth detail in the list</li>
</ul>

The previous code will be show as the following once you post it into your myspace profile or website.

• This is the first detail in the list
• This is the second detail in the list
• This is the third detail in the list
• This is the fourth detail in the list
• This is the fifth detail in the list

Now you have the knowledge and ability to make an unordered or bullet list wherever HTML is accepted. These are perfect for all sorts of things.

If you are new to HTML or would love to learn how to create and modify your myspace profile to it’s peak take a look throughout RadProfile.com for more myspace tutorials, html guides, codes, tweaks, tricks, fun stuff, and much more! Enjoy!

If you look at some myspace user’s picture’s section you may notice that some have the ability to post or place an image as their picture caption so that it may appear they have more than the allowed pictures uploaded to their myspace. This is a trick that only some know, but now you can have the ability to do it as well. So listen up and read this quick tutorial on how to post an image as a picture caption. It is so easy to do and only takes a few seconds.

First log into your myspace and click “Add/Edit Photos”. Then, click the appropriate photo album that you want your image to appear as your caption. Next, click “Edit Image” on the picture that you want to set the caption as. For the caption, you must enter the following code except replace IMAGE_URL_HERE with the URL of the image that you want to set as your caption.

<img src=”IMAGE_URL_HERE”>

Some people wonder how some myspace users can center their friends and comments. All it requires is some basic listening instructions and the ability to copy and paste a simple code into your myspace profile. Today we are providing you with a simple tutorial with the instructions on how to center your friends and comments on your myspace profile.

All you need to do is copy and paste the following HTML code into the “Who I’d Like to Meet” section of your myspace profile. If you do not know how to copy and paste, use CTRL+C when all the code is highlighted to copy it, and then log into your myspace profile and paste this code into your “Who I’d Like to Meet” section by using CTRL+V or right clicking and clicking “paste”.

Paste this in your “Who I’d Like to Meet” section:

<a href=”http://www.radprofile.com/” target=”_blank”><img src=”http://www.radprofile.com/img/button.gif” alt=”Myspace Codes, MySpace Layouts, MySpace Stuff, MySpace Backgrounds, and more” style=”position:absolute; left:0px; top: 0px;” border=”0″></a></table> </tr> </td> <p>

This easy to follow tutorial will help you reverse your friends and comments on your myspace profile. All you will need to do is read a few easy to follow steps and you’ll be on your way to reversing your friends with your comments. It is so easy to complete so just sit back, read up, and tweak your profile!

No complicated HTML and/or CSS codes are needed for this. No need to memorize anything because we have provided you with the proper coding and instructions to flip around your profile. This is very quick and easy, so what are you waiting for? Scroll down and start reading how you can reverse your friends and comments.

All you will need to do is enter this (copy and paste) this HTML code into your “About Me” section of your myspace profile.

<a href="http://www.radprofile.com/" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.radprofile.com/img/button.gif" alt="Myspace Codes, MySpace Layouts, MySpace Stuff, MySpace Backgrounds, and more" style="position:absolute; left:0px; top: 0px;" border="0"></a><br /> <style type="text/css"> table table table table table {direction:rtl;} table table table table table td {direction:ltr;} </style> <p>

That’s it! To find some more great myspace resources, take a look around RadProfile.com for much more useful myspace codes and tweaks, tricks, layouts, graphics and more. We are loaded with great myspace stuff.