Where can I get the code to make my comments scrollable, but not my friends?
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Well i don't think there is a way you can just make the comment scrollable. I think you have to make your comments and friends both scrollable.
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> I just need it to scroll down, not horizontaly.\n\nSure thing.\n\n> if you dont know the answer, dont answer.\n\nNo need to be offensive here.\nPeople are helping on a purely voluntary basis.\n\n> the name of the JScrollPane is display\n\ndisplay. setHorizontalScrollBarPolicy(\n JScrollPane. HORIZONTAL_SCROLLBAR_NEVER);\n\n(You must ged rid of the spaces after the dots,\nonly workaround for the stupid ellipsis \nbug in Yahoo! Answers).\n\nRegards
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you will need some javascript, \n\n<A HREF="javascript:void(0)"onclick="window.open('http://www.yahoo.com/','linkname','height=640, width=480,scrollbars=no')">yahoo on a new window</a>
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hey...none of those codes will work anymore....tom made a code against it!! sorry!! \ni know it sucks..no more privacy!!\nlol...\nyea mine doens't work anymore!! \nif you find a code that works..let me know!! thanks!
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HTML Comments are\n<!-- blah blah -->\n\nJavaScript comments are \n// blah blah \nand\n/* blah blah */\n\nVBscript comments are\nrem blah blah\nand\n'blah blah\n\nCSS comments, this is what you are looking for, are\n/* blah blah */\n\nYou need to understand which language you are using.
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If you keep receiving spam, you should turn it off. If you have the option to turn off anonymous comments, turn that off too - so only registered people can post comments.\n\nI know this isn't ideal, therefore if your blog is on a service like MSN Spaces, Blogger, Opera Community, etc, you should email them and tell them that you're receiving large amoungs of comment/trackback spam.\n\nThis will help them sort the problem out, and in future you'll be able to enable trackbacks once again.
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this code works for me: \n\n<style> table table td.text table td.text table table tbody td table, span.btext {display: none !important} </style>\n\nput it anywhere in ur "about me" section, this code is sooooooooo hard to find, took me forever!!!
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Just go to the site that you want to add as a link, copy the address (in the adress bar at the top of your screen) and paste it along with your other comments. It automatically changes into a link. Simple eh?
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go up to View - text size\n\nor hold Ctrl and scroll the wheel on your mouse
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I would check the privacy settings (login and go into settings tab to change them). These are the options where you tell Y360 who is allowed to see such and such element of your page (Friends only, Friends of Friends, Public etc.). \n\nYou have separate settings for pretty much every section in your 360 page so it can get a little bit fastidious and confusing, so just keep clicking "Save & Continue" till you feel like you're running in circles.\n\nOh, and check as well that your page hasn't been reclassified as an "adult" type of page, in which case it might not be accessible to people that haven't allowed "adult" 360 pages to be viewed in their user profile (the "View Mature Content" option in the settings).\n\nIf all this fails to solve your problem, you can use the help section of Yahoo, which is rather detailled (see link in source).
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FOR QUICK NOTES:\n\nTry this: Go back to your own original response and click on "Edit" below it [NOTE: Be sure you don't click "Delete" unless you want to erase your entry.]\n\nOnce you enter the 'Edit' mode, you can either modify and/or append your original response with additional info, or use the "SOURCE[S]" Section for your "P.S." and address that particular person whose comment you want to make your remarks on.\n\nIt's kinda tacky to do that on another person's question though... \n\n\nPROPER WAY:\n\nBest thing is to click on the other person's avatar and find out his/her email addy and send your note separately.
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they are basically not aloud to comment u. but i beleive wat they can do is email u on that myspace email thingy. thats all i no cuz i deleted my myspace a few months ago. i suggest u experiment with one of ur myspace frends by bloking them and having them tell me wat they r aloud to do on ur site. it is posssible to unblock someone. srry if i couldnt help u but thanx for the points.
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Most blogs allow anyone to comment. (Blogger or LiveJournal for example) However the owners/creators of the blog have the option to limit the people who comment on the blog. \n\nThat is usually what causes restrictions for who can comment on a blog. A few sites that definitely do not allow random commenting are Xanga and MySpace. Contrary to the answers above which are incorrect, you do need to be part of Xanga or MySpace to comment. You don't have to be a friend of the person, but you need to have an account.
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I have exactly the same problem on Myspace as it is such a popular site and it gets overloaded with hits. It really annoys me when i am trying to post a comment and the screen just goes blank.  Its just perseverance and patience you need i'm afraid.
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You gotta be more specific. What some people think is cool, might not be cool to you. And things some people consider tricks are kinda lame. What specifically are ya lookin for? What is it you want your page to do? There's alot you can do with CSS.
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you can hide you're friends and comments http://www.glitter-graphics.com
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legally, the simple answer is you cant. To protect other users from malware (malicous software designed to glean information from other people, the designers from Myspace has restricted uploading files to only include formats for pictures and hyperlink-objects (the stuff you get form other websites to put on your page). That being said you could bypass it by placing html code within the comment that would luanch another website with an activex control. HOwever that requires extensive html porgramming experience, and as said earlier, not exactly legal