Seems to work best with longer posts but I love the theme so much I'll change my posting style to fit. (Heck, might even change the topic of the blog.)
Have you looked at displaying the post date? I just noticed that it's missing.
Thanks so much for this theme.
makenosound
· 1 year ago
Sorry I've been a little slow responding. I had initially thought about integrating the date into the theme, but I felt that with style of posting the Tumblr promotes it wasn't all that necessary to have.
It should be *fairly* easy to add dates to just your theme though if you like. All you need to is add the following line of code in the appropriate place:
Unfortunately because of the way the theme is set up, you'll have to add that code for each of the post types. For the {block:Text} type I'd add that code just underneath the {/block:Title}. You can move it around for different post types if you like.
Hope that helps, let me know if you have any problems.
grebs
· 1 year ago
This is the coolest Idea ever! Maybe not ever. . . but still its at least in the top one million.
Concerned
· 1 year ago
The fonts next to the penguin have stopped rendering correctly.
Ricardo
· 11 months ago
Hi. I really love your theme and would like to use it on my site. I was wondering if it's easy to configure it in order to use it outside the tumblr environment, just on a plain html. I'd appreciate any help or direction you can provide me.
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Seems to work best with longer posts but I love the theme so much I'll change my posting style to fit. (Heck, might even change the topic of the blog.)
Have you looked at displaying the post date? I just noticed that it's missing.
Thanks so much for this theme.
It should be *fairly* easy to add dates to just your theme though if you like. All you need to is add the following line of code in the appropriate place:
<h3>{Month} {DayOfMonth}<sup>{DayOfMonthSuffix}</sup>, {Year}</h3>
Unfortunately because of the way the theme is set up, you'll have to add that code for each of the post types. For the {block:Text} type I'd add that code just underneath the {/block:Title}. You can move it around for different post types if you like.
Hope that helps, let me know if you have any problems.
I really love your theme and would like to use it on my site. I was wondering if it's easy to configure it in order to use it outside the tumblr environment, just on a plain html. I'd appreciate any help or direction you can provide me.
Thanks!
Ricardo