Code to hide the View My Pics and Vids links on MySpace

Question:

Esmeralda asks: I was wondering whether it’s possible to remove the photos and videos links from the Basic info section on MySpace 2.0. Also i would like to get rid of the Playlists and Reviews links.

Answer:

Thanks for your question, Esmeralda. To hide the videos and pics links text from your profile you will need to click on Customize Profile from the main navigation menu. Next select CSS and enter the code displayed in the widget below to have the pics, videos etc’ removed from your 2.0 MySpace profile web page .

Feel free to post a comment if you need more help

Code to hide the video slider on MySpace

Question:

Aaron asks: Thanks for the nice codes you publish here. I just went through the MySpace codes page which is huugge, but couldn’t find a code for me to hide the video lider on a MySpace profile in version 2.0. Can you help?

Answer:

Sure.

You can hide the new video bar on MySpace by using a simple CSS code. Grab it from the widget below (by clicking the Copy button) and paste it into your MySpace profile CSS section (here’s a quick tutorial on how to do it, i suggest you look into it if you are unsure about applying codes on MySpace 2.0. Enjoy

Code to hide the groups box

Question:

Nuri asks: Hey what’s up? I would like to hide my groups on MySpace. Can you please show me the codes i will need?

Answer:

Thanks for your question, Nuri.

Feel free to copy the required CSS code from the widget window below and then paste it into the CSS section of your 2.0 MySpace profile. If you are unsure about how to implement codes in a MySpace 2.0 profile, please go ahead and look into the following tutorial. Please post a comment in case of any issue.

Question:

How do I hide the details heading in MySpace 2.0 profiles?

Answer:

You can hide your details title on MySpace using CSS code. The following guide will show you how to remove your details heading in your 2.0 profile. After you have logged in you will need to click ‘Customize Profile’ from the profile menu. Now you will be in the 2.0 customization page where you will see the ‘CSS’ section. This is where you will need to insert the following CSS code to hide the details heading in your profile. Simply copy the code from the window below and insert it into your the CSS section and you’re set!

Now that you have inserted the code simply publish the page to save all changes you have made. Now you can enjoy your details with no header displayed!

Code to hide the local reviews section on MySpace

Question:

Ali asks: Hey, i am after some code to hide the new local reviews box on MySpace. Your help is appreciated.

Answer:

Thanks for your question, Ali. Truth, i haven’t figured out the CSS code for removing the local reviews from 2.0, as if i remember correctly, the local reviews module didn’t exist as a block in the MySpace profile page until months ago.

You can still hide the local reviews module by hitting Customize Profile, then hit the Modules link and clicking the Local Reviews module. Then, hit Publish and you should be all set.

Code to hide the activity box section

Question:

Several readers have approached us lately on what should be the recommended way to hide the activity box on MySpace 2.0.

Answer:

It’s simple to get rid of the activities mini feed section using some CSS code that you guys can grab from the widget in the bottom of this blog post.

Copy the code and paste it into your 2.0 MySpace profile CSS section. For those who are new to MySpace 2.0 and not sure how to apply codes there, we have put together a very simple tutorial which you can use for implementing the codes we give.

Code to hide the status and mood section on MySpace

Question:

Dario asks: Do you know whether there is a code available that i can use to hide the status and mood table section on my MySpace 2.0 web page?

Answer:

Thanks for your question, Dario.

Feel free to go ahead and grab your code from the widget below (by clicking the Copy button) and paste it into the CSS section of your 2.0 MySpace profile. Look into the following tutorial if you are unsure on how to apply MySpace 2.0 codes to your page. This code has been tested on Internet Explorer 8 and Firefox 3.5, but if you encounter any issue, feel free to let us know.

Code to hide the general text section on MySpace

Question:

Destiny asks: I am looking for some help in hiding the general section (the one with the name, age, photos & videos links, location, mood and so forth) on MySpace 2.0. Can you help?

Answer:

Thanks for your question, Destiny. Sure. You can hide your general text table in your MySpace profile v 2.0. Below you can find a widget window containing the CSS code you’ll need.

Grab your code from the widget below (by clicking the Copy button) and paste it into your MySpace profile CSS section (here’s how you do that :

Enjoy, and let us know in case of any issue. This has been tested on Internet explorer 8 as well as Firefox 3.5

Code to move your details and interests up on 2.0

Question:

Heidi asks: What’s up? I was wondering whether you can share code to move my interests and details up on MySpace 2.0. Your help with removing these two boxes is appreciated.

Answer:

Thanks for your question, Heidi. You can easily move up pretty much any section on MySpace 2.0 using CSS code. If you want to move up the interests and details tables, first it would be advisable to hide the music player and the contact box, then go ahead and grab the code shown in the windows below and apply it into your MySpace profile CSS section (here’s how ). Enjoy, and feel free to leave a comment in case of any doubt.

Hiding comment boxes on MySpace profile

Question:

Divi asks: Any chance you can provide us some code to hide comment boxes on MySpace?

Answer:

Thanks for your question, Divi. Sure. If you are working on a MySpace profile in version 1.0, look into this tutorial. If you are on MySpace 2.0 you can grab the required CSS from the box below and implement it in your MySpace profile 2.0 CSS section.

You can also manually copy the code from below and paste it on MySpace:

/* Hide comment box */

div.commentsModule {display:none;}

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