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This procedure has changed slightly since this was answered:
In Tumblr Dashboard, click on the Account → Edit Appearance
Click on Edit Theme button (same Customize)
Scroll to the button and click Advanced Settings
Uncheck Promote Tumblr!
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The way Tumblr's search works is that it first brings up blogs that directly contain whatever your search input in their URL, and then by related titles. Since there are many blogs that can share the same titles and compete for a position in top five displayed blogs in the search results, it makes sense that a blog may not show up based on its title simply ...
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I’m the author of the script linked in @oneqeightyfour’s answer. So although I’m a little late to the party, here’s a modified version of the script you can use.
I did find a one-click site that claims to do this as well, but I couldn’t get that to work. You might want to try that first?
Step 1: get a Tumblr API key
Using the API is much simpler, from a ...
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Here's a way. It involves opening the developer console of your browser. That is done usually by pressing ctrl+shift+I or just F12.
After you've opened it and found the Console tab, type:
var i = 0;
(function scroll () {
if (i > 50) {
return
}
i++
window.scrollTo(0, 9999999)
console.log('scrolled ' + i)
setTimeout(scroll, 900)
})()
Then ...
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My theme was a little different, but I figured that all you need to do is search for (Cmnd/Cntrl F) these : {LinkOpenTag} and {LinkCloseTag} and remove them.
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Mehper's answer no longer works, as Kirk Woll mentions. As of Feb 2015, you need the following URL to edit:
https://www.tumblr.com/edit/<post_id>?redirect_to=%2Fblog%2F<blog_name>
Replacing < post_id> with your post ID # (example: 406783219) and replacing < blog_name> with the domain of your blog, without the tumblr.com part (example: ...
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Someone on the internet wrote a script for this and you can find it on Github.
You would've to change the parameters of hostname and API key to your own tumblr hostname and add your own API key respectively.
Your hostname would be something like "x.tumblr.com", (be sure to wrap it with "" marks).
You will then need to get an API key from Tumblr. To do ...
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Transferring a primary Tumblr blog to another primary blog is not possible (though you can transfer a secondary blog to a new primary owner).
I just received this message from a Tumblr support representative:
Unfortunately, we can’t switch blogs from secondary to primary (or vice versa), nor can we merge accounts, move blogs between accounts, or move posts ...
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For unordered lists:
- an entry
- another entry
- some sub entry without leading bullet
- - some sub entry with leading bullet
- another entry for another entry
- - blablabla
- - blublublu
- - - dfdf
- - - - also some way
Result:
an entry
another entry
some sub entry without leading bullet
some sub entry with leading bullet
another entry for ...
2
You can view your text posts in the archive using the link below. Know more about filtering the archive in this post by the Tumblr Staff.
http://<username>.tumblr.com/archive/filter-by/text
However, here's the catch: All your text posts will be retrieved, even the reblogged ones.
If you want to see your original posts, you can go to this site but ...
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Tumblr has an "Export" function, available at https://www.tumblr.com/settings/blog/, that will export all of your posts, including any pictures or videos. When you download the backup (after Tumblr creates it, which can take days), you get a separate HTML file for each post, with associated media in a separate folder, along with an XML file listing all your ...
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I spent quite a bit of time trying to find exactly the solution you're looking for for my own purposes.
The best answer I've come up is Github. It's free and only takes a little bit of know-how.
Copy your SVG code
Whether you're creating your SVG in Illustrator or Boxy SVG or Sketch or whatever, we need access to the raw SVG code. Open your SVG file in ...
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It depends on your theme, but you're probably gonna have to find the name of the div that contains the post info, and then add some CSS to hide that div by default and show it on hover.
For example, this is the CSS I added to my theme (right before {CustomCSS} in the theme code):
body.index .post .meta {
opacity: 0;
height: 0;
}
body.index .post:...
2
You have two options:
Use Tumblr Originals. Reblogs are hidden and only your original posts are shown. However, all your original posts are shown, regardless of its type (text, photo, audio, etc.).
Type http://<username>.tumblr.com/archive/filter-by/text on your address bar. However, all your text posts are shown, even the reblogged ones.
Pick your ...
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Reading posts
According to the documentation, users need to opt-in to be able to find posts from NSFW blogs with Tumblr’s search:
What should I do if I don't want to see adult-oriented content?
Unless you actively choose to display explicit content, when you search for anything on Tumblr you will not see content from blogs that are marked as NSFW (not ...
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Every tag has two URLs that only show the posts on a specific Tumblr.
Let’s say the Tumblr is called example and the tag is foo:
http://example.tumblr.com/tagged/foo (newest first)
http://example.tumblr.com/tagged/foo/chrono (oldest first)
You could also search for the occurence of a string (which includes tags):
http://example.tumblr.com/search/foo
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This probably happens because <cite> is a custom HTML tag, while <sup> is a tag that was recognized by Tumblr. And Tumblr probably filters out all HTML tags it doesn't know, for security reasons. So whenever you switch view, Tumblr starts filtering out these parts of your text.
I would suggest you use <span class='cite'>CITATION</span&...
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You need to switch the default text editor being used to adjust the HTML code from Rich Text to Plain Text/HTML in Account → Preferences → Text-editor.
The rich text editor apparently changes some of the tags such as <embed>, <table> etc to <p> tags automatically.
The plain text editor comes with HTML editing enabled by default.
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Unfortunately, Tumblr offers no way of customising one's Dashboard, including a way to hide one's own posts.
There is, however, a third-party browser extension called Tumblr Savior for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Opera that allows one to hide posts containing certain, user-specified words or phrases from one's Dashboard, along with offering a few other. ...
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You need to edit your theme and add the code responsible for including notes.
For the standard display, add {PostNotes} in the block responsible for displaying a single post, e.g. in {block:Posts} … {/block:Posts}.
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Same problem! What worked for me was to put a div at the beginning (before canvas...) and a /div at the end (after /script) when you are in the html editor.
Or maybe you could try with this "tumbleryfier" found at http://p5lyon.tumblr.com/ProcessingJSTumblrEn
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You might use Google image search with the image you're looking to post and limit results to your blog with the site:example.com operator.
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I think it was all on the tumblr's technical side of things. It was neither my custom theme nor the settings that were affecting this. Contacting the tumblr's support fixed my issue (I didn't receive a response from tumblr's support about the success of fixing the issue, but after submitting my issue and one reply later, it seems to be fixed).
If any of you ...
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The answers is that deleting tag history is not supported.
I also wanted to know if this is possible, so I contacted Tumblr Support to ask them.
For reference, this is the response I got from Dave at Tumblr Community Support;
Hello,
Thank you for reaching out and asking about this.
That's not supported at this time, but thanks for asking about ...
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I'm guessing it's a piece of CSS unintentionally hiding it.
We'd have to see the page in action to figure it out (either link to your blog that uses the theme, and/or link to the theme you're using), then I can edit this post if I find the problem.
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This is not currently possible from Tumblr itself, but you might be able to use a 3rd party service like that offered by FiveFilters.org to create an RSS feed from the Tumblr global tag page: http://createfeed.fivefilters.org/
Enter web page URL: http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/cat/
Look for links inside HTML elements whose id or class attribute contains: ...
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Option 1
What you were trying to do (deleting the {block:HasTags} ... {/block:HasTags} stuff) should actually have worked.. I recently had to add those to my own theme, since tags weren't being shown. Might be worth trying again, making sure not to change anything else? There might also be multiple places where that shows up and you'd need to delete them ...
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As answered by OP
I figured it out! Yayyy! I deleted all of the HasTag blocks from the
individual post blocks. Instead of adding the HasTags block just
before {/block:Posts}, I threw it in just before the <!-- end #post
--> inside the already existing </div>.
I also added an   because my tags weren't being spaced apart at
...
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In order to center a block-level element you need to give it a width. It will otherwise default to 100%.
.audioEmbed {
width: 20em;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
}
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Use a website called IFTTT, that allows you to update Tumblr via RSS.
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