I keep fiddling with details of the modified Ashley theme being used by this blog now that I’m back in here a bit. I’ve just decoupled the body font from the default meta tag-defined method and theme-default Google Font Gentium Book (a very nice font), and I’ve set things in the (on-page) stylesheet to the … Read more
drunkonschadenfreude: As I already said a few days ago, since the post-theory.com tag cloud generator doesn’t work anymore, I’ve been working on a website where you can create tag lists and tag clouds to embed into your theme. At this point I think it is stable enough to let other people use it. I might … Read more
shythemes: I’ve been asked for a tutorial for like and reblog buttons many times, but I never saw the need to, as this stackoverflow answer does such a good job of explaining the most difficult parts. However, since it takes a bit of styling to make the buttons look the way they do in my … Read more
magnusthemes: Compatible with the original Remove Redirects, but I recommend just removing that because Tumblr doesn’t seem to use that format anymore Purpose: Change external links from https://href.li/?https://example.com to https://example.com Instructions Copy and paste the code below right before </body> (may need to retype quotation marks). This uses basically zero jQuery, so it should not … Read more
Very much liking the Ashley “Readable & Responsive Theme for Tumblr” by Jxnblk (Brent Jackson)—so much so that I have installed it on this my “in lieu, faux blog” tumblog. Prompted by being struck/shamed at how bad Shakespeare’s Sonnet 107 looked in the previous theme. Just some slight modifications to the theme as I am … Read more