how do i put a background on myspace?
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THIS IS HOW I DID IT I OPENED MY PAGE ON MY SPACE WENT TO EDIT PROFILE(OPEN A NEW BOWSER,RESIZE THEM BOTH SO YOU WILL BE ABLE TO COPY AND PASTE BACK AND FORTH) ON YOUR PROFILE WHERE YOU WROTE ALL THE STUFF ABOUT YOU TO THE LEFT THERE IS THE WORD "EDIT" CLICK ON THAT(THAT IS WHERE YOUR GRAFFICS AND STUFF WILL GO)NOW ON THE OTHER BOWSER GO TO SOME OF THE WEBSITES THAT I LISTED BELOW COPY IT AND PASTE IT TO THE OTHER MY SPACE PAGE THAT'S IT  HOPE THIS HELPS
947572
just paste the following link in your browser\n\nhttp://personalweb.about.com/od/createanonlinediary/ss/myspacesetup.htm?iam=metaresults&terms=find+myspace.com\n\nPlease put me as the best answer
89098
I learned just by trial and error. Go here to start out fixing that currently lame back ground you have. http://www.picgames.com/perl/myspace-backgrounds?fa=%2Fperl%2Fmyspace-backgrounds&s=\n\nGo to Google and type: MySpace graphics and they'll show you tons of sites.
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Check out www.myspace.com/ilovelife2006. This is my site and if you look in the upper right hand corner you will see an icon labeled my gen profile generator. You can add backgrounds colors to your space. Also several of the people in my Friends have graphics on there page just click on the graphic and it will take you to a different site where the graphics came from. The copy and paste the HTML code in your space while editing. Any text field will accept the codes.
94608
Myspace customizations generally work off CSS. When you go to edit your profile, you add in extra code to one of the boxes; generally, in the "About Me" section. Add in the following:\n\n<style type='text/css'>\n/* CSS CODE GOES HERE */\n</style>\n\nReplace the "/* CSS CODE GOES HERE */" with whatever CSS statements you want, and you're good to go. For my page, I tried out the following, which makes everything red:\n\n* {background:rgb(255,64,0); border:none;}\n.orangetext15 {color:rgb(255,64,0);}\n\n\nThere are also websites out there specifically for this purpose. Search for "customize myspace", "myspace editor", etc. These will give you the proper CSS code for what you want.
698256
ill add you if u want um you could go to google and type in free myspace layouts to choose a background it will show u step by step may i add you?
558235
myspacesupport.com will walk you through it.  Just pick the layouts, then the MY PROFILE EDITOR.  You can chose the borders, add what ever pictures, etc.
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The most probable thing to do is to use a MySpace editor [http://206.225.92.10/myspace/reborn_3_5.htm, http://www.cricketsoda.com/myspaceedit/, http://www.picgames.com/forum/myspace-layout-editor.php]. If that does not work, you can use a code, such as:\n<style type="text/css">body{background-color:put the color code here;}</style>\nNote: Only replace "put the color code here" and the space in-between with the color code you want, but nothing else.
535481
put the picture online somewhere and then use the url as your background with one of the many myspace editing sites
90919
if you want a premade background go to a backgroud website (www.whateverlife.com is good) and choose one you like. then clike on 'get code' copy the whole code which looks like nonsence. on your myspace account go to 'edit profile' then in the 'about me' section paste the whole code. if you dont want a premade one but want to add your own pictures, go to google and search for a background creator, I have seen a pile of good creator sites but cant remember any right off.
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upload the picture to photobucket.com or something\nthen, find the url of the picture (photobucket gives that to you)\nthen, in your myspace, put this code:\n\n<style type="text/css">\nbody{\nbackground: white url(url of image here);}\ntable, td, div, span{\nbackground: transparent;}\n</style>\n\nif that doesn't work, send me a message
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myspace is written using css (cascading style sheets) web language. to change the background (on any page, be it personal or group) you need to add (or embed) the script onto the page.\n\nyour best bet is to learn alittle css, and play around with what you like...\n\nthe code might look somthing like this,\n\n<style type="text/css">\nbody {background-color: yellow}\n\n(here is a good place to play around, http://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_background-color   )
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what you do is you go to a site that has myspace codes. find what you want, copy the code given and paste it into one of the fields like "about me" or "music"\n\nfor background help, http://www.strikefile.com/myspace/classic.htm
1086955
Follow the instructions in the profile for set up of the background layout. You can find the instructions under "preferences" too.
968620
Grab a background and put this in your code\nbody \n{\n   background-image:url('http://www.image.com/image.jpg');\n}\nchange out the url with the url to your background picture.  Find one somewhere on the internet or get a photobucket type account and upload it there.  Although, I don't think photobucket will allow you to upload big pictures, try some site that is similar.
695863
well find a myspace background and replace the url of the pic to yours like <background= www.photobucket.com/blahblahblah> you replace hte www. with your Url
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If MySpace allows JavaScript, you can do it like this:\n\n<HEAD>\n<SCRIPT>\n  var backgroundset=false;\n\n  function fixedBackground(url)\n  {\n    if(!backgroundset)\n    {\n      document.body.style.overflow = 'hidden';\n      document.body.style.padding  = '0px';\n      document.body.style.margin = '0px';\n\n      var overlay = document.createElement('DIV');\n      overlay.style.position    = 'absolute';\n      overlay.style.top         = '0px';\n      overlay.style.left        = '0px';\n      overlay.style.height      = '100%';\n      overlay.style.width       = '100%';\n      overlay.style.overflow    = 'auto';\n\n      overlay.innerHTML         = document.body.innerHTML;\n      document.body.innerHTML   = '<img id="background" height="100%"  width="100%" src="' + url + '" style="left: 0; bottom: 0; right: 0; top: 0; z-index: 0" />';\n\n      document.body.appendChild(overlay);\n\n      backgroundset=true;\n    }\n    else\n      background.src=url;\n  }\n</SCRIPT>\n\nThen in the BODY add:\n\nonLoad="fixedBackground('background.jpg');"