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HELPFUL TIPS FOR CREATING "KNOCKOUT" MYSPACE  LAYOUTS

MySpace has exploded as the number one social networking site online. It’s a place for people of all ages and interests to go to meet people with similar interests, make new friends, and build a network. In order to attract others interested in becoming your MySpace friends, you’ll definitely need to have an inviting MySpace layout, something that reflects your own unique style. So how do you go about creating eye-catching MySpace layouts? Will you have to take classes on HTML, CSS, Coding, and Web design or pay an arm and a leg to a hotshot Web designer?

Fortunately, the answer is NO! With a little time spent upfront, you can create an amazing MySpace layout that really impresses everyone that goes to your profile. Here are 5 tips to get you started in the right direction:

1. Decide On Your Style- keep in mind that your MySpace page is like your front door to the world. It should reflect who you are and personal style. Just sticking with the default MySpace layout will probably give the impression that you’re lazy and not too original. However, that can be easily fixed with just a little time and effort to explore the THOUSANDS of MySpace layouts out there.  Go to here to start searching: Coolest MySpace Layouts Online

2. Use Unique Layouts- the good news is that you don’t need to spend weeks or months learning HTML and laboring to make your own MySpace layout. There are tons of unique MySpace layouts available for free. Many of the free layouts are amazing and with so many to choose from, you’re bound to find something that suits your tastes. Webfetti has layout editors where you can upload your own images and generate the code right there on the site.  Go to here to start searching: Unique Myspace Layouts Online

3. Learn some HTML- despite what you may think or have been told, learning basic HTML coding is not difficult at all. Especially if you’re going to just tweak a pre-made MySpace layout. In fact, this is a great way to get your feet wet and possibly develop a deeper interest in Web site design. There loads of very good free HTML tutorials online to help get you started.

4. Learn about CSS- actually, you’ll find that tweaking pre-made layouts is more about changing the Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) code rather than the HTML. The name may sound daunting, but CSS is a very convenient way to change the formatting of your layout without needing to edit bunches of HTML tags.

The old method for changing the style of the text on a Web page was to edit each and every font tag on the page. There could be scores of these tags to change making the job very tedious and error pone. With CSS changing the color of the text used on your MySpace profile page is simply a matter of changing the value that defines the font color in the CSS rule for the body tag on your page.

There is a lot to CSS, but you don’t need to be an expert to get started. Like learning HTML, there are also a lot of free CSS tutorials online.

5. Tweaking & experimenting- the best way to get started creating your own MySpace layout is to grab a free layout by going here: Get my free Myspace layouts and start experimenting. Don’t be afraid – just jump in with both feet and see what happens when you start changing around the values in the CSS section of your layout. Don’t worry if you mess something up, just make a backup copy of the layout code to be safe. Who knows, you might really like some of the changes you happen to make by accident!

So take some time now to peruse the many free MySpace layouts available and select a few that you really like. You may want to get your friends and family to help you make the final choice. Then from there, it’s just a matter of playing around with the HTML and CSS code until you have something you’re really happy with. And remember, what will really make your profile standout is the content you place on it. Then in no time, you’ll have a MySpace layout that you’ll be really proud of and you’ll see your list of MySpace friends really takeoff!

101 Best Facebook Applications (Apps)

1. Top Friends. Flatter your best mates by putting them in your Top Friends box (and insult all your others by leaving them out).

2. Tetris Tournament. Play Tetris and reduce your friends' high scores to dust. Utterly, utterly addictive.

3. Training. App that tracks your fitness regime, and compares it to your friends so you can offer mutual support (or laugh at the fat lazy donut-munchers in your group, obv).

4. iLike. Barnstorming Music 2.0 application that lets you share music and show off your tune knowledge in the competition.

5. Zombies. At first I was irritated by this, but so many people have signed up, it's actually fun infecting even more. Sorry.

6. My Aquarium. Your own virtual fishtank, which can only be populated by friends sending you fish. I want an octopus...

7. Beers. Buy virtual beers for friends. Not as much fun as buying real beers in the real world, but better for your waistline.

8. SkypeMe. Make Skype calls from within Facebook, which makes you a bonafide Web 2.0 media node in your own right.

9. What's Your Stripper Name? Note, if you're actually a stripper, this switches to 'What's Your Internetweb Geek Name?' Probably.

10. Flixter Movies. Rate films, see what your friends are watching, and bitch about Optimus Prime not having the right shaped spoilers in the new Transformer film.

11. Fantasy Hip-Hop. Live out your blingest dreams by running a virtual hip-hop label.

12. Likeness. Find out which of your friends you most look like, or compare yourself to the most beautiful celebs around.

13. Friends Organizer. Sort your friends into groups, like school friends, work friends, sports friends, and people who you don't really like but they added you so you thought it would be rude to decline friends.

14. Poker. Play Texas Hold'em with virtual money against other Facebook users. Just remember not to put 'I'm rubbish at bluffing' on your profile.

15. Irrepressible info. Facebook app version of the existing blog widget that puts snippets of censored stuff on your profile. No, not pr0n - unfairly censored stuff.

16. Horoscopes. Show everyone that you're a superstitious idiot who won't leave the house if Mystic Meg spooks you. And she does spook a lot of people.

17. Graffiti. Let your mates scribble all over your profile in a Banksy stylee. Except not as arty.

18. X Me. Replaces the restrictive 'poke' feature with an option to let your friends do Whatever They Want to you. Which, be warned, is usually filthy.

19. Moods. Splatter emoticons on your profile to show whether you're sad, grumpy or joyful. Either way, you'll look like a round yellow acieeed face.

20. Causes. Sign up for a good cause, and tell everyone else about it. Without demanding money like a chugger, obviously.

21. Where I've Been. Show off your global travelling (i.e. how huge your carbon footprint is) with an interactive world map showing where you've been.

22. Red Bull Roshambull. Like Rock Paper Scissors, except branded by bug-eyed energy drink.

23. Cars. Boast about your collection of motors. Even the old bangers.

24. Trackfeeder Track Of The Day. Find out about a new choon every day, with links to buy it.

25. Facebook Carpool. Find people to share a lift with (but check their profile first to make sure they're not serial killers).

26. I Have Never. Facebook version of that drinking game where you have to say things you've never done, then watch shamefaced friends 'fess up to them.

27. Dogbook. Because man's best friend deserves his own Facebook profile, even if the Interests are the same on every one (wagging, barking, bum-sniffing).

28. Super Wall. Like a normal wall, but super.

29. My Questions. Pose lots of questions to your friends, and see if they bother to answer. One step up from those email forwards you've received 16 times, anyway.

30. Hot Or Not. You know the score: upload your photo, find you're a 4.3, cry.

31. Tag Cloud. Let your friends 'tag' you with whatever adjectives they want. Could lead to you getting rid of several friends, depending how rude they are.

32. Fantasy Stock Exchange. You could make a million, if only you had the starting capital. Prove it here.

33. Picnik. Edit your photos within Facebook. Ideal for cropping out former friends who you've just deleted from your profile.

34. SuperPoke! Another way to spice up your poking with other actions.

35. HotLists. Show your preferences (e.g. Heroes or 24, Canada v USA, crack v ketamine) via the medium of colourful logos.

36. Football Fan. Put your team's badge on your profile. Sadly, there's no option to deface it with wildly sweary graffiti when they play like buffoons.

37. Catbook. It's not fair to let the dogs have all the Facebook fun.

38. Uber Music Player. Another music 2.0 application that's very customisable.

39. Games. A decent collection of online games playable via Facebook. Be warned, this will waste hours of your day.

40. Roomster. Find a new house-mate or lodger, while checking their profile first to ensure they don't list 'Playing Deathcore Grime at 3am' as one of their interests.

41. Lego Man. Create your own blocky Lego avatar to represent you on Facebook.

42. Awareness Ribbons. Show off a cause that's close to your heart (well, your lapels) with these virtual cause ribbons.

43. SlideShare. Share your PowerPoint presentations with Facebook friends. Probably more useful for the ones you work with, if I'm honest.

44. Rupture. Show off your World of Warcraft profile to all and sundry. So they can kill you next time you log on.

45. Scrabulous. Play Scrabble within Facebook, with the advantage of having a separate Google window open to find words with Q, X and Z in.

46. PopSugar 100. Show off your favourite celebs (Jordan, Timmy Mallett, That Woman Off Wife Swap) on your profile, and see who readers of celeb blog PopSugar think is cool. Clue: none of the three above.

47. StyleFiles. Create your own catwalk outfits using bits from Marc Jacobs, Chloe and lots more labels that fashionistas will know and love (i.e. I haven't a clue who they are).

48. Audio. Quick'n'easy way to share music files (and thus Kill Music).

49. Twitter. Post updates to Twitter, assuming you haven't dumped it in favour of Facebook status updates.

50. Last.fm Music. Cool app based on everybody's favourite personalised streaming radio service. And everybody does have a favourite, since you ask.

51. Booklist. Show off your literary library, complete with links to Amazon with your affiliate code to make a few quid.

52. Fantasy Cricket. Much more fun now that England are good again.

53. Console Identities. Display your Xbox Live Gamertag, PlayStation Network ID, or Wii Friend Code on your profile. Cool.

54. The Compass. Nifty political tool made by the Washington Post that shows how much of a lentil-chewing hippie you are (or not).

55. Simpsons Quotes. All your fave soundbites from the TV show, displayed on your profile for all to see.

56. Jukebox. Neat Flash-based streaming music player that lets you subject friends to your collection of Kula Shaker B-sides when they come to your profile.

57. (fluff)Friends. Put a cute pet on your profile. Be warned, this may have the same effect on potential love-partners as keeping seven teddybears on your bed.

58. Weight Loss Tracker. Diet going well? Turn your slimming into a neat graph so that friends can encourage you. Not so much fun if you fall off the treadmillwagon and start stuffing yourself with Milky Bars, mind.

59. YouTube Videos. Search the most popular vids on YouTube and watch them from within your profile. Chinese Backstreet Boys a-go-go!

60. Justin Timberlake. The Trousersnake gets his own official Facebook application, gathering all manner of videos and other content. D'you think he poked Britney?

61. Herban Tones. Convert your MP3s into ringtones then pimp them to your friends via your profile. Doesn't work so well if you only offer Cheeky Girls tones, mind.

62. Friend Statistics. Work out the average age and gender of your mates. Then weep when they're all 37-year-old males who still live with their mums.

63. Stuff I Hate. Because social networking profiles should have a place for vengeful bitterness.

64. Fortune Cookie. Like the ones you get after a Chinese meal. Except you don't get to stuff your face with egg fried rice first. Hang on, that's no fun...

65. Daily Bible Verse. Because you don't only find wisdom inside Chinese snacks.

66. PuzzleBee. Turn your photos into jigsaw puzzles and share them with friends. Ideally used with drunken-night-out pics the morning after, just to mess with their hangovers even more.

67. NES games. Play old-skool Nintendo classics in your browser. Just possibly not 100% legal, mind.

68. Rockband. Create your own virtual rawk band, and fight your way to the top of the charts by signing up fans. I still don't understand where the virtual sex, drugs and rock'n'roll comes in though.

69. Zipatrip. Part list of where you've been in the world, and part travelog with photos of all your holiday happenings (i.e. you, red as a lobster, licking vodka off an 18-30 rep's buttocks).

70. Wikipedia. Search the planet's best Encyclopaedia 2.0 from within Facebook, while telling yourself that it's never inaccurate. Never.

71. Pokedex. For Pokemon fans who've gotta catch 'em all (or at least look at them on Facebook).

72. Friend Wheel. See the links between your friends in a colourful graph-wheel stylee.

73. Web Sudoku. Pit your numerical wits against a series of Sudoku puzzles, then compare your times to friends.

74. SlideShows. Turn your photos and vids into rolling slideshows that even your family will try not to watch.

75. Honesty Box. Send anonymous messages to your friends telling them what you REALLY think. Isn't the point of friends that you can do this without needing anonymity?

76. Food Fight! Get daily lunch money to spend on food, then chuck it at your friends. In the real world, it's wasting the planet's natural resources, but on Facebook it's just wasting your work-time. Cool.

77. Vampires. Like zombies, except even more bitey.

78. Lending Club. Borrow money from a collective of Facebook users. Although the fact that someone spends their working day on Facebook may indicate that they soon might not have a salary to meet the repayments...

79. Diner Dash. One of my fave ever web casual games goes Facebook, with you working as a waitress. Except more fun than that sounds, honest.

80. Snooth. Get wine recommendations, helping you step up from your usual habit of buying whatever's got a couple of quid knocked off the price in Sainsburys. Or is that just me (hic)?

81. Happiness Gauge. Show the world how grumpy you're feeling today.

82. Tarot Cards. Your own personal set of Tarot cards, showing the influences that govern your entire life. Death, Death and Death isn't a great set, obviously.

83. Russian Roulette. More death, in that you put a gun on your profile that friends can chance their arm (well, eye/brains) with.

84. Pac-Man. Decidedly unofficial, but still retro-tastic gaming fun.

85. Chess. Play chess against your Facebook friends, to show that you're intelligent enough to have progressed from draughts.

86. I'm A Virgin??? Well, are you? This game lets you guess who's Done It and who hasn't. Just like your schooldays.

87. myCrush. Tag friends who you'd secretly like a cheeky snog with, and then see if they tag you back. If they do, follow up with a good poke etc etc.

88. My Flickr. Show your Flickr photos on your profile, sorted in a range of ways (Tags, Interesting, Photoset etc).

89. YouTube Skins. Put a YouTube vid on your profile, then bling it up with some surrounding artwork (for example, a plasma screen). Very cool indeed.

90. YouCams. Where Facebook and webcams collide. And not just for cybersex either. Honest.

91. iPhone Owner. Perhaps the smuggest Facebook app in existence, this lets the world know that you've got Apple's new handset and they haven't. Unless they've added this app too, of course.

92. Art. Put posh artworks on your profile, to show how cultured you are. Or if you're Prince William, to show which ones you own.

93. Big Brother News. Who's whining at who in the latest pointless argument inside the Big Brother house? Find out here.

94. Chizzat. Live chat to your Facebook friends on your profile. For those who are just TOO DAMN IMPATIENT to wait for wall-to-wall.

95. Your Hottest Friend. Vote on which of your friends you'd most like to spoil the friendship with a slightly-taboo shagfest.

96. Project Playlist. Simple and cool app that integrates with your playlist on Music 2.0 site Project Playlist.

97. Girl On Bus. Suitably silly animated game where you have to stop a cartoon girl called Maggie from toppling over on the bus.

98. Friend Tracker. Find out who's been reading your profile with this app, which lets friends click on a link to let you know they stopped by.

99. Magnetic Words. Stick fridge poetry all over your profile, and see how many rude phrases people come up with.

100. Virtual iPhone. Much less expensive than a real one, with no battery worries.

101. Chuck Norris. Just because.