Yo. My new theme is in the garden.
I made a complete change on my theme. I spent all day yesterday realigning and labeling my code for easy navigation. On face value nothing changed at all, but on the code end, everything is all neat and tidy.
Some small changes: Simplified ”Share Something” form, Added Transparent Theme* under Free Themes section, and cleaned up some unnecessary <div> tags.
* I erased 2 CSS styles this weekend… the .ol and .ul so it flows better. If you have this line of code, I suggest you take it out or the ordered and unordered list will look funky.
ol, ul {
margin: 0 0 1.5em;
padding: 0 1.5em;
}
Goodnight.
To Infinity And Beyond! (via victoria.anne)
How to remove Twitter from my page, but not from my dashboard:
To remove the tweets from your theme, but allow them to run on your dashboard, simply delete the code that runs it within the Theme Code as shown here.
How to keep Twitter on my page, but not on my dashboard:
Again, it’s all about removing information from the theme code. Remove both {block:Twitter} and {/block:Twitter}. Then replace {TwitterUsername} and type in your Twitter username manually. Here’s an example.
How to add Disqus comments:
If you’ve used my other themes in the past, it’s essentially the same set up. You copy the Disqus Code for Tumblr and paste it in the area within the Theme Code. If you’re still confused go here and it’ll give you indepth instructions.
This theme includes:
- Tumblr’s Twitter Script (It will only display if you have Twitter activated on your dashboard. To do so: Account > Preferences > Twitter It’s a combination of the original script from Twitter so you can adjust the number of “tweets” you want displayed.
- An area for your Disqus comments script (only add the “Disqus Code for Tumblr”)
- Notes
- Customizable Colors
Please read the actual coding. I added “tips” within the code to help you out. Also, If you just copy and paste the theme… make sure you delete the “Google Docs” stuff at the very bottom of the code. It’s after the </html>
DONE! (out for lunch)
Snowflakes on my Garbage Can (via stellaretriever)
