Of information, but to remove the label on my myspace how do you keep?

Query from AARON: How do i get rid of my labels on myspace but keep the information in it?

hey guys i need help with myspace. i want to get rid of where it says “aarons blurbs” and “about me” and “who id like to meet” but i want to keep all my information on there; just without the labels. does anybody know how i can do that?

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Answer by ashs_dark_angel_profiles

this will hide all headers put it in about me

.myonespacedotcom_Hide_Section_headers {}

.WHITETEXT12{DISPLAY:NONE;VISIBILITY:HIDDEN;}

Answer by beurah

In profile 1.0:

.orangetext15 {display: none;}

But the above code will also hide: “X’s Friend Space” and “X’s Friends Comments” headings. Sorry, Don’t know how to only make the things you want disappear in 1.0

In profile 2.0:

div.blurbsModule h3 {display:none;}

div.blurbsAboutMe h4 {display: none;}

div.blurbLikeToMeet h4 {display:none;}

This will only affect the “blurbs”, “about me” and “who i’d like to meet” headings.

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