If you're an HTML wiz & a myspacer, please read my question?

Question

I have a background on my Myspace page, that I love. The only thing is, you can't really see my light, black letters. Is there a way to enter some kind of HTML code (or perhaps alter the one w/my background info) that would allow me to change the color, size & boldness of the letters on my page, that tell about me? If I could change the font type, that would be awesome too. But I'd at least like to get it so that my words are plainly legible, without someone having to highlight it, to read it. Any real help would be greatly appreciated, thank you in advance!

Answer 1

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Means to bold your text

Answer 2

I'm not a MySpacer, but I do know CSS :)

MySpace allows you to embed CSS into one of the editable sections of your page. I read a few years ago that you are supposed to embed it at the bottom.

This is the code that would change the text in the area that tells about you.



There may be a better way, but this is the ID of the table within which the information is located. And using good practice, a page should only have one element assigned to a given ID.

In theory that is.
:)

Answer 3

Try Designing Your Own in Here:

Answer 4

In html, to change something you put tags around it. So, depending on what you want to do, you would have to add tags around your 'about me' section. Here's an example:
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About Me:
I like to go on myspace a lot, I have a myspace account, blah.
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You have to add tags around whatever you want to make look different, try this:
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About Me:
I like to go on myspace a lot, I have a myspace account, blah.

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Adding those tags around the 'about me' section will make it bold, there are also different tags that would make the font more visible, like color changing tags and stuff like that. Hope you understand that, because I know it might seem confusing.