How do you get rid of advertisements on your layout for a myspace profile?

my layout now has the layout advertisement in the upper left hand corner of my myspace profile. how do i get rid of it without ruining my profile

How do you get rid of advertisements on your layout for a myspace profile?real world myspace

Poster #2's code used to work.

But, doing that violates MySpace's terms of service and they will likely delete your account if/when they notice that you hid the ads.

How do you get rid of advertisements on your layout for a myspace profile?myspace top myspace.com

Look for the following:

%26lt;a href="http://www.someURL.com/"%26gt;%26lt;img border=0 src="http://someURL.com/somepic.gif" alt="MySpace Layouts" title="Myspace Layouts" style="position:absolute;top:0px;left:0p...

Remove that whole section... MAKE SURE the %26lt;img%26gt; tag has the style="position:absolute;top:0px;left:0p... in it.
Its in the custom code you put on your page. Look for the code read in the detail, it is usually near the bottom of the code and will state something like "bold, myspacepimp" or something like that. Delete that section only and the ads will be gone
There will be a code, usually after the code for the actual layout, and it will look something like this:

%26lt;div style="position: absolute; left: 0px ;top :0px ;"%26gt;%26lt;a href= "http://www *dot* myspacesupport *dot* com / "%26gt;%26lt;img src= "http://www *dot* myspacesupport *dot* com / images / button. gif"%26gt; border = "0" alt = "MySpace Layouts " / %26gt;%26lt;/a%26gt;%26lt;/div%26gt;

I had to add some spaces to things and spell out "dot" so that the html wouldn't show up on here...but you can get the idea of what to look for.

The "position:asbolute;left" shows you where the advertisement is pictured on your profile - in this case it is in the upper left by your picture and the home link. That is how you will know it is an ad and not something important - as a general rule, of course there may be exceptions. The "%26lt;a href="url"%26gt;" is the link to the advertisement's site and the text in between that and the "%26lt;/a%26gt;", in this case the "img src=url", is what shows up on your page. If you just delete this little strand of code then your advertisement will not be there anymore and all of your layout or whatever else will still show up. Of course, some places are sneaky and leave two ads so you have to look very carefully in the codes. Have fun. The language of html can be confusing but it is fun when you get it down. Happy myspace-ing! lol.
Don't do that. They make these things for you to use free. The least you could do is give a link back. I agree some of those ads are not attractive, but when you think of all the effort that goes into it. All you do is paste it in there. If you don't want ads, please learn how to make your own graphics and do your own coding.