MySpace Layout Stealer
We offer the public a service which simplifies the process of extracting css from old myspace profiles which may no longer be accessible due to a lost password, email, or other situation rendering them of the ability to grab the css code on their myspace profile.
Users may opt to not have their myspace profile shared by inserting a css tag "#c {do not share}" (without the quotes) into their profile. We do not grab any content outside the style tags or anything else considered personally identifiable to the myspace profile user. All profiles marked as private or a do not share tag will not be shared.
Steal MySpace Profiles
Know someone with a nice looking myspace profile? Having problems with the retrieval of an old profile? We can help. Our user friendly control panel allows you to select a user id or myspace URL and quickly extract the css. You can steal an unlimited number of profiles which you may use for your own.
Nobody likes the ugly looking, default layout myspace provides. Don't be judged solely on your textual content. Let the profile snoopers admire your artistic side.
We understand the incurred difficulties when searching for a myspace layout. You spend countless hours seeking that perfect layout to fit your personality. Then you find the perfect one on someone else's profile. Unfortunately they link to a myspace helper site which hosts tens of thousands of profiles. You're searching for a needle in a haystack! We can easily extract the css code in seconds so you can also enjoy that perfect layout right away!
All we ask in return is for you to show some support by voting for us at one of the top sites listed below. We are a relatively new site so when you show your support for us we can grow to offer new myspace opportunities and better generators. We are a specialty site; specializing in specific myspace generators (i.e. Layout Stealer). All our generators are written by us from concept to implementation. This allows us to provide superior services and better result driven generators.
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Layout Stealer Generator
When referencing a myspace profile you have 2 options
1, Username: http://myspace.com/username
2, Friend ID: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=xxxxxxxx
Ready? Let's get the ball rolling!
- Select the friend id or username option.
- Name your layout.
- Select an appropriate category.
- Enter in the person you want to steal's friend id or myspace username.
- Click generate!
On the next page you will be given the code used to make up that users layout. Login to your myspace account, paste the code in the text area provided. Save your changes and test it out!
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Personal fame, money, friends. Just a lame programmer who loves to code. The myspace layout stealer comes as is i.e., it's free, gratis, a labor of love—no advertising, no pop-ups, no registration and none of the other annoyances less generous people count on to make money. My only goal is to allow as many as possible to experience this site. If anyone has an idea or has noticed a problem while using this myspace generator then please leave a comment. I’ll promptly look into it, as this generator is constantly being improved.
Myspace Flash layouts seem to be on the rise, we are currently tweaking our layout stealer generator for this. You should be made aware of the fact that whatever is encoded in flash will remain that way. Any customizations that user has made for their profile will also be displayed on yours. We can grab the code and you will indeed get an identical copy. But, some items cannot be changed, just so you're aware of this fact. I only suggest stealing flash layouts if the myspace profile belongs to you and you cannot get a copy of the code another way. This tweak is in progress and I'll post another notification when the update is complete.
P.S. This update only applies to flash layouts; traditional myspace CSS layouts (95% of the profiles on myspace) are not affected by this.
How many of you have seen the perfect profile on someone else's myspace page and used a layout stealer to grab it? How pissed off did you get when you inserted the css code and right before your eyes, in bold 18 point font letters read "I TOOK THIS LAYOUT FROM XYZ.COM" What is this supposed to mean? It wasn’t on the original layout you wanted...right?
Nothing seems to surprise me about other webmasters who do everything possible to squeeze out a few more hits. They profit from your free advertisement and you’re stuck weeding through code looking for this annoyance. Your myspace layout now looks like garbage because some tiptoe made no consideration of the viewers whom utilize their services.
Nobody likes this and we do everything possible to preserve the layout you want. Nothing is added to the CSS and we don't place big banners on your new layout. It's yours and far as everyone knows you simply grabbed a layout from some generic MySpace "CMS" website. Our goal is simply that, we give you what you want and nothing more.
After reviewing some past comments about myspace layout stealers and their flaws in the ability to steal a layout identical to the original...I say that's totally wrong, this is why.
If the layout was designed properly and the myspace account holder posted non CSS content outside the tags; then yes you can steal an identical copy of that cool looking layout. What users must understand is that so many variables play into effect when attempting to steal a layout. You will find some myspacers jam pack their page with hundreds of "cool" looking CSS hacks. This can conflict with layout stealers since a layout stealer searches the profile thinking the code is well kept and error free.
I will admit flash layouts (interactive movie layouts) can be difficult to steal because most myspace layout stealers simply grab the CSS overlay and skip all other tags. At the current moment we do not support strictly flash layouts. We are working on this and maybe in the future we will.
As far as quality goes, I assure you that it makes no difference if you are stealing a layout or grabbing the CSS code from a social networking website. Layout stealers extract the CSS code which is what you download from these sites. You're not making human clones, your grabbing an identical copy, which if the profile has little or no flaws, it will indeed look the same.