| How to Add Rows to the Interests Table on Your MySpace Profile |
<table border="1">.....Starts the table a gives it a 1 pixel wide border
<tr>.....Starts the table row
<th colspan="2">.....Starts the table header which spans 2 columns
Table Header Text.....Table header text
</th>.....Ends table header
</tr>.....Ends table row
<tr>.....Starts table row
<td>.....Starts table cell
Row 1, Cell 1.....First table cell text
</td>.....Ends table cell
<td>.....Starts another table cell
Row 1, Cell 2.....Second table cell text
</td>.....Ends table cell
</tr>.....Ends table row
</table>.....Ends the table
That code, with my comments deleted, will render the table to the right.
Your MySpace profile page and blog use tables extensively to format the text...
 ... including your interests text.
Put the code at the very end of the field before where you would like the row to be placed. Using the above image as an example, if you want to put an extra row after the General row, you would place the code at the very end of your General section. If you want to add an extra row after the Music row, you would paste the code at the very end of the music field.
The following code includes the style information needed to display the table with the new table rows uniformly.
</td>
</tr>
<tr id=GeneralRow>
<td valign="top" align="left" width="100" bgcolor="#b1d0f0">
<span class="lightbluetext8">FIRST CELL</span>
</td>
<td id="ProfileGeneral" width="175" bgcolor="#d5e8fb" style="WORD-WRAP: break-word">
SECOND CELL
</td>
</tr>
Replace the placeholder text (FIRST CELL and SECOND CELL) with your desired text.
Example:
If I wanted to add a table row after the Books row listing video games I like, I would put the following code at the very end of my Books field:
</td>
</tr>
<tr id=GeneralRow>
<td valign="top" align="left" width="100" bgcolor="#b1d0f0">
<span class="lightbluetext8">Video Games</span>
</td>
<td id="ProfileGeneral" width="175" bgcolor="#d5e8fb" style="WORD-WRAP: break-word">
<strike>Guild Wars</strike>, World of Warcraft, role playing games, simulation games, word games, tetris, console games, "Mario" type games</td>
</tr>
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