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Just theme it as a static html page with 7 sample posts (or 9, if you want to do each quote size differently) and all the proper pagination and everything. Then
by jacobbijani 18y ago
Just theme it as a static html page with 7 sample posts (or 9, if you want to do each quote size differently) and all the proper pagination and everything. Then once it's all ready to go, save a copy of it as a .txt file and add the blocks in. That part honestly takes about 5 minutes.
- unalone 18y agoThat's something I wondered, looking at your theme: does Tumblr auto-handle quote sizes? I've never seen it in any CSS file that I've looked at in any of the themes I've sampled: how do you differentiate?
- jacobbijani 18y agoThere is {Length}, which returns either "short", "medium", or "long". Then you just do something like .quote.long {font-size: 50px} Check out http://www.tumblr.com/docs/custom_themes http://www.tumblr.com/docs/custom_themes
- unalone 18y agoWow. I've never seen that page before. Thanks a ton!
- pclark 18y agoyou should make that static html page freely avaliable :)
- jacobbijani 18y agoIt varies greatly between different themes, though. I just mean you shouldn't worry about the post blocks until you have all the HTML done.