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Re: My Tumblr Themes

If you have questions about any of the themes that I’ve designed for Tumblr, please email me using the form below. I try to help as much as possible, but I can’t always guarantee a speedy reply.

Tumblr has some fantastic help documentation, so it’s always good to look there first.

I’ll try to add more FAQ’s here when I get a chance. For now…

NOTATIONS:

Adjusting the amount of space between posts:

Enter the following into the Custom CSS field of the Advanced tab of the Customize screen…


        .Post {margin-top: 50px;}

You can then set that value to whatever seems nice to you.

Using a custom image header:

Enter the following into the Custom CSS field of the Advanced tab of the Customize screen…


        #Header a.Title {
            display:block;
            background:transparent url(http://YOUR-IMAGE-URL.jpg) no-repeat; 
            width:300px;
            height:100px;
            text-indent:-9999px;
        }

In the above CSS code, replace the “http://YOUR-IMAGE-URL.jpg” text with the full address of the image you want to use. Set the width and height properties to the width and height of the image you’re using. The text-indent property is to move the title text out of the way. If you want the title text to be visible over the image you’re using, just remove that property.

Using a custom NON-tiled background:

Enter the following into the Custom CSS field of the Advanced tab of the Customize screen…


        body {
            background:url(http://YOUR-IMAGE-URL.jpg) no-repeat;
        }

In the above CSS code, replace the “http://YOUR-IMAGE-URL.jpg” text with the full address of the image you want to use.


PHOTOBOARD:

Using a custom image header:

Enter the following into the Custom CSS field of the Advanced tab of the Customize screen…


        #header h1 a {
            display:block;
            background:transparent url(http://YOUR-IMAGE-URL.jpg) no-repeat; 
            width:300px;
            height:100px;
            text-indent:-9999px;
        }

In the above CSS code, replace the “http://YOUR-IMAGE-URL.jpg” text with the full address of the image you want to use. Set the width and height properties to the width and height of the image you’re using. The text-indent property is to move the title text out of the way. If you want the title text to be visible over the image you’re using, just remove that property.

Adding an “Ask” link to the description:

Enter the following into the Description field of the Info tab of the Customize screen…


        <a href="/ask">Ask me Something</a>

Obviously, the same goes for any other links you’d like to add to your description.