A favicon is the small image that appears next to the website title on the title bar . tab. For example, this is Tumblr’s Favicon:
- A favicon needs to be 16px by 16px. You can make your own in a graphics programme, or find one online - just remember to give credit!
- Upload is to an image host, for example ImageShack.
- Click Customise Appearance, then Theme.
- Make sure you are using custom HTML. If not, click on ‘Use Cutom HTML’.
- Search for this code:
<link rel=”shortcut icon” href=”{Favicon}”>
- Replace {Favicon} with the url of your favicon.
- Press save and you’re done!
A permalink is a URL that directs to a specific post.
- Find the post on your dashboard.
- Move your cursor to the top right-hand corner of the post.
- You should see this:
- Click on this, and you will be taken to the post.
This code will automatically load new posts when you reach the bottom of the page.
To use, paste into your description box, under the info tab.
<script type=”text/javascript” src=”http://proto.jp/js/tumblrAutoPager.js”></script>
If you have any problems, try retyping the ” marks.
This code can help prevent people from saving your graphics and from copying and pasting. It will also really bug your visitors..
To use, copy and paste the following code between the <head> tags in you Custom HTML:
<script language=”JavaScript”>
<!— var popup=”Sorry, right-click
is disabled.”; function noway(go) { if
(document.all) { if (event.button == 2) { alert(popup); return false; } } if (document.layers)
{ if (go.which == 3) { alert(popup); return false; } } } if (document.layers)
{ document.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEDOWN); } document.onmousedown=noway; // —>
</script>
- At the top of the dash, next to your blog name, you will see a plus sign, as shown below:
- Click this button and fill in the information.
- Hit Create Blog and you’re done!
Tagging answered questions helps a lot of people keep their blog organised, helping their readers easily find answered questions.
- Answer the question and publish as usual.
- Once published, press edits.
- Add the tags you want, and press save changes.
- Click Customize Appearance, located on the top right corner of the dashboard.
- Click the Appearance tab at the top, and remove the check next to the Password protect this blog box.
- Hit save, and you’re done!
Only secondary blogs are able to be password protected, not primary blogs. It means that your blog will only be accessible when a password is entered.
- Click Customize Appearance, located on the top right corner of the dashboard.
- Click the Appearance tab at the top, and tick the box next to Password protect this blog.
- Enter your password and press save!
