Myspace Coding

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  1. ProflaX-

    ProflaX- Well-Known Member

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    ok i used the search function but didnt really find what i was looking for...

    im wondering how would i code a template for myspace.. it would be a band and would have to include the music box thing. im just wondering do i make the whole template asif it would show on the site or do i just make a general border which can be streched and sized to what will be put inside it. if somone could give me a quick run down of what needs to be done it would be a massive help

    any help would be apreciated and sorry for my bad spelling. :wub:
     
  2. SM RxBandits

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    coding is a fairly difficult thing to you, and its not something you can just learn in a short amount of time. if you want something coded, you can post in the offers and requests forum and pay someone with your credits.
     
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    if you really wish to learn how to code, then pm me and i can tlk to you on IM....i can also tell u some programs that i have used and may be able to give u the programs that i dnt use anymore
     
  4. iPro

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    Oh wow nice coding! [/sarcasm]

    If your going to do a full custom design, then this (link) tutorial is a good place to start off with.
    If you don't have any knowledge of CSS and HTML, then refer to here (CSS HTML)
     
  5. Sapphire Blade

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    no sarcarm......i am a web developer thank you very much, i can give him/her 1 on 1 tutoring thru instant message.....instead of some simple tutorial....thanks for the sarcasm, use it better next time k?
     
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    And yet anything you don't know can easily be found on w3schools, or google for that matter. HTML/CSS (basics) can easily be learned in a day or two.
     
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    no sarcarm......i am a web developer thank you very much, i can give him/her 1 on 1 tutoring thru instant message.....instead of some simple tutorial....thanks for the sarcasm, use it better next time k?
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    And yet anything you don't know can easily be found on w3schools, or google for that matter. HTML/CSS (basics) can easily be learned in a day or two.
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    1. anything i dnt know? me ( S.Blade)=Web Developer
    2. i doubt he wants to know all of the tags
    3. i know what im doing, w3 would be part of the process along with dreamweaver and frontpage.......thank u for your time
     
  8. blackice5

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    Hey it's no problem man.
    It's just html and CSS coding.
    I picked it up from making websites and my own myspace.
    You'll get to learn it real quick :) It's not hard at all.
    What you could do is get one of those templates on other websites, and just change the code a bit so you can practice and see how the code works.
    It's mostly just common sense after you grasp the basics!
     
  9. iPro

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    1) Okay. Congratulations.
    2) There is a "next page" button on bottom..
    3) Again, everything you teach can easily be found on w3 schools. Now, thank you for your time.
     
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    what are you not getting, he wont have to learn all of the coding, partially y we would be using dreamweaver and frontpage.......but it doesnt matter, i think the owner of the topic is dead lol
     
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    thanks for all replys

    sorry for late reply i had internet completly gone for a while
     
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    don't let the obvious expert "S. Blade" make you think you need dreamweaver or frontpage, notepad works just as well, and as iPro said, you can learn everything from w3schools. that website offers a ridiculous amount of information and since it's on the web and not some person, you can move at your own pace, play around with a few tags in html, learn them real well, then come back a couple hours later and learn something else.
     
  13. Cheo1545

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    I agree with some of these people, Coding its just way too hard for me :( Lol.
     

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