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Using our
images and comments with MySpace, is extremely easy. Just use the following
steps: 1. Choose The Item You Want to Post.
Browse
through our large selection of images, comments, and glitter
graphics and then select the item you want to use. Be sure
to use our background testing option
so you can see how the image will look in different profiles.
2. Get The HTML Code. Below each image is
a "text box"
that contains the HTML code necessary to post the item. Click
once in the center of the box. This will highlight the text in
the box.
3. Copy The Code. Once the text is highlighted, hold
down the "Control Key" on your keyboard and press the "C" key.
This will copy the code into the Windows "Clipboard". You can
also do the same thing by selecting the "Edit" and then "Copy"
from the menu bar at the top of your browser.
4. Paste The Code Into a MySpace Comment.
Once you have the codes in the "Clipboard," you can paste them
into comment that you leave for one of your MySpace friends.
Simply go to your friend's MySpace profile and look at the
"Comments" section. At both top and bottom of the section there
is link titled "Add
Comment". Click the link and you will see an empty "Text
Box." Just click in the box where you want to place the text and hit "Control" and
"V".
5. Paste The Code Into Your MySpace
Profile. You can also insert our
images into your MySpace Profile. To insert an image into your
profile, you need to log into your MySpace account and select
the "Edit Profile" option next to your picture. This will take
you to the "Profile Edit" page which contains several "text
boxes" that allow you to enter information about your
"Interests" and "Personality". Depending on where you want the
image to appear, simply paste the code into one of the text
boxes. The image will appear in the area that corresponds to the
text box. (Note: you cannot put images into the "Headline"
section.)
6. Adding Your Own Text. You can now
type your own text, which will appear along with image in the
comment section. It is very important that you not insert your
message into the middle of HTML code. Otherwise, the image may
be corrupted. To avoid the problem, make sure the cursor at the
top or bottom of the codes. The easy way to do this is to hit
the "Page Up" or "Page Down" key a few times.
7. If You Have Problem. If you have a
problem where the image doesn't appear, checkout our
Trouble Shooting Section for
complete instructions on solving your problem.
8. Enhancing Your Message. There are a
number of things that you can do to enhance your message. You
generally do this adding HTML codes to the text. For example, if
you want to make your text bold, add the <b> </b> bold tags
before and after your message. For example: <b> Hello Friend
</b>. Here is a table of simple effects that you can add to your
comments:
| Effect |
Code |
Result |
| Bold |
<b> Hello Friend </b> |
Hello Friend |
| Big Text |
<h4> Hello Friend</h4> |
Hello Friend
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| Very Big |
<h2> Hello Friend</h2> |
Hello Friend
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| Red Color |
<font
color="#FF0000">
Hello Friend</font> |
Hello Friend |
| Green Color |
<font
color="#00FF00">
Hello Friend</font> |
Hello Friend |
| Blue Color |
<font
color="#FF0000">
Hello Friend</font> |
Hello Friend |
As an added bonus, you combine these effect by
nesting the tags. For example, the following tag be both bold
and red:
<b><font
color="#FF0000">
Hello Friend </font></b>
If you have any problems with missing images
or making the images display properly, please refer to our
Trouble Shooting section.
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