While on tumblr’s homepage, click the extension’s “Write style for: www.tumblr.com/” button.
Paste this code into the top area (replace any default code already present)
Delete any part of the code that hides something you want (e.g. the Explore button).
Save!
1.0.1 - added more code to hide the “Go Ad Free” button and suggested blogs within the dashboard. 1.0.2 - added code to hide the second dashboard tab 1.0.3 - re-hid the updated Lives suggestion window. I didn’t change the code but rather added onto it, in case some people didn’t get the update yet.
All static preview pages have been moved HERE. Thank you for checking this theme out! :)
Tumblr 2023 Layout - cleaned up
I personally am open to a new look, but my god is it cluttered 😵 I’m rusty with coding, so lemme know if there’s any bugs.
On Tumblr’s process of changing everything to NPF, staff has added metadata (details) to NPF audio inserts to reflect what was originally entered when it was posted. Unfortunately, they’re unstyled for now, so I wrote a plugin that mimics the appearance of Tumblr’s legacy audio player.
☆ Features:
functional play/pause buttons with customizable sizes and colors
[optional] preceding labels, e.g. “Track:” / “Artist:” / “Album”
[optional] placeholder text for empty fields, e.g. “Untitled Track”
shows album cover image if its comes with one, with customizable dimensions
An about page that is also a Pokédex mini web application, based on the Pokémon Yellow interface design. Why? Because is having a Pokédex in your blog is cool! (｡◕‿‿◕｡)
A full functional Pokédex. You can search any of the current 1000+ existing pokémon.
Set your dream team easily.
Change the language of the Pokédex.
About section.
Tags/Links section.
Extra section that can be used for more information, terms of use, FAQ, etc.
Toggle Light/Dark Mode and customize it, too.
Add background music and switch on/off.
Select between ultra retro or modern sprites for your team.
Responsive on mobile.
More info:
This page retrieves all the pokémon information through the services of the Poke API. The Poke API is a full RESTful API linked to an extensive database detailing everything about the Pokémon main game series. This means this page does not have coded any information of the pokémon, instead every time you search a pokémon the app connects to the API and gets the information back.
Notes:
This is the first version of the page, but in the future I will add more functionalities! Recommendations are always welcome.
The Pokémon nformation is dependant of the Poke API database, so if there is some information missing or wrong the Pokédex page can’t control that.
Make sure you have Javascript enabled on your blog.
Credits on code.
Inspiration came from Pokémon first generation games and also the page was inspired by @nyctothemes beautiful first generations themes! Check them out!
I started to revisit a theme wip from back in October where I used the NPF variable to grab a user’s default/mobile theme. I ended up with a combination of the dashboard popup and the blog view.
I thought it was really neat that the variable includes the last updated timestamp, so I’m trying out an active indicator above the user’s avatar
While I’m not sure if I can get a fully functioning theme with the NPF variable yet (although I’m close), it’s still opening a lot of new doors for theme features that I’ve been wanting to try for a while now!
Also, I ended up making an alternative version of the script I made for recommended blogs to display a blog’s followers which I will probably incorporate into this theme somehow
Neon is a contained theme which features animated floral features and other decorative elements, creating a maximalist, scrapbook-like design — Perfect for those who want a more artistic blog theme!
Features: contained theme, decorative elements, animated flowers (3 different petal shapes), big title, user profile (icon + status + another title), searchbar, 250px/400px/500px posts, styled search & tag pages
How to implement the filtered tag posts on your blog theme
You can use this to prevent posts with certain tags or your own custom tags from showing up on your blog. The filtered posts will have an overlay obscuring the post itself with an explanation of why the post was filtered along with the option to view the post if you’d like.
This post is not going to explain the details, you’ll be just provided an instruction to implement this on your blog. You need to be familiar with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript before proceeding with this.
On July 6, 2022, Kazuki Takahashi was found dead off the shore of Nago, Okinawa, Japan. He was the mangaka behind the universe of Yu-Gi-Oh! and creator of the trading card game.
This page is a tribute to commemorate and celebrate his work, as the trading card game made an huge impact on millions of people in the beginning on the millenium and I myself I’m a huge fan of franchise and the game. Hope you enjoy this work!
Show off your characters in a fun way with Yu-Gi-Oh! cards!
Dynamic card generator: All cards are dynamically generated, no html knowledge needed!
Customize your card however you want: you can choose card type (based on real Yu-Gi-Oh! cards), attribute, level, stats (attack and defense).
Add rarities to your cards: You can choose from 3 rarities effects that will show up when you mouse over your cards. Based on actual effects of card rarities from the Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game.
Use spell and traps cards to display items and locations.
Card Filtering: filter your cards by any attribute!
Light and Dark version: choose the style you like best.
Mini about section.
Responsive layout.
Notes:
Remember to have Javascript enabled on your blog to use this page.
The page includes all types of Yu-Gi-Oh! cards that exist in the actual format except Tokens, Pendulum and Link cards, because these cards have different attributes than regular monster cards.
If you have questions send me a message.
Credits on code.
Mr. Takahashi brought happiness to millions of people around the world through his creation, and we, the fans, believe that his legacy will remain forever. Farewell, Kazuki Takahashi.
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