How to Remove Borders From MySpace Tables

The tables in MySpace contain the sections of your profile, such as "Who I'd like to meet," and often display borders (outlines) that you may want to eliminate. It may be confusing to do this in MySpace's initial Profile 1.0 interface because it does not contain the control panels that Profile 2.0 does. Fortunately, you can still customize your page by adding a bit of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) code to remove the borders from your MySpace tables.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• MySpace account

1. Log in to your MySpace account and manage your profile. Click "Profile" and "Edit Profile."

2. Find the "About Me" section and scroll to the bottom of the text field. Entering Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) data here allows you to control the formatting of your page.

3. Type in the CSS to control the border features on your MySpace tables. Enter the opening and closing "<style></style>" tags to indicate that you are entering CSS code. For instance:
   <style>
   </style>

4. Enter the CSS rules between the style tags. Begin by typing in the "table table table" indicator, follow this with opening and closing curly brackets, enter the item that controls the MySpace table borders "border-width:" in between the brackets and set the value to "0" with a following semicolon. These rules instruct the browser to remove the borders. For instance:
   <style>
   table table table { border-width:0; }
   </style>

5. Click the "Save Changes" button and then view your profile to see your customized tables.

Resources

• MySpace.com