How to Increase the Height of Tables in MySpace
The tables on your MySpace page control the display of elements, such as the "Contact" section, on your profile. This well-known social networking community gives members a default page layout that styles the height of your tables, but you may find that these initial dimensions do not work well with the type of presentation that you want. Using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) with your MySpace profile 1.0 or 2.0, increase the height of your tables to customize your page's look.
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Instructions
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Profile 1.0
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Log in to your MySpace account and click the "Edit Profile" link under the Profile drop-down menu.
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Go to the "About Me" section and scroll to the bottom of the text box to enter the following CSS code:
<style type="text/css">
table table table { }
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Type the "height" attribute between the curly brackets and follow this with your preferred value in pixels (px), points (pt) or percentage (%). For example, to create a table that is 300 pixels high, enter it as such:
table table table { height: 300px; }
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Click the "Save Changes" button and then click the "View My Profile" link to see the tables.
Profile 2.0
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Click the "Customize Profile" link under the Profile menu.
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Select the "Appearance" option on the left and then click the "CSS" title in the next column.
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Type the CSS rule "div.module," which controls the look of your Profile 2.0 tables, and enter a set of curly brackets. To illustrate:
div.module { }
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Enter a "height" descriptor between the curly brackets and type in the desired table height after the entry. For example:
div.module { height: 300px; }
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Click the "Publish" button to save your changes.
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