although what you say might seem to make sense reatum, it does not. You need to learn html/css before making such statements.It would be very simple to hide your entire profile on myspace.. don't tell myspace, but i easily removed every banner/advertisement on my page, and replaced the footer altogether.. i only left it like that for about a week because i didnt really want to cancel my account... as far as hiding things.. its pretty simple, you just need to look at how the structure of the page is, and figure out how to use css to target the element you want removedthe attributedisplay:none will remove the item, so you need to find in the DOM where that element lives (Be careful because if you can't isolate it you'll end up removing other things as well)to remove everything on your page, use* {display:none;}i'm not sure if that works in IEif not just do thishtml, body, div, table, td {display:none;}that should remove pretty much everythingnow to remove a specific thing, can find where it occrus.lets say you have a div within a table, this would look like<table><tr><td> <div> some content in the div</div></td></tr></table>now if we wanted to screw with that div, we can get to it like thistable td div {font-size:3em;}this means it will target all divs that are within td's (table cells) that are within tableswhich would be like what i had above..Now, if you were to hide all elements and try to create a new page over it, you'd be hiding the new page as well unfortunately.. Now with a huge amount of work you might be able to hide the current page and make a halfway decent page over it.. but not through dreamweaver (well of course you could use dreamweavers editor but the WYSIWYG would be totally helpless).. You would have to somehow figure out what you could remove from myspace but still use on your own page.. i doubt it would be very good looking..
