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I HAVE FOUND EVERY COLOR CRAYOLA HAS MADE INTO CRAYONS AND RENAMED THEM BASED ON SOME POPULAR TUMBLR FANDOMS.
YOU’RE WELCOME.
Some of the shades in between got named weird because I ran out of ideas. I worked on this for a week, guys.
Based on this post.
Oh my god, this is legitimately one of the best things I’ve ever seen here on tumblr.
And the fact that I fucking got all of these references.
Perfection.
Series One
- How To Make Tumblr Themes: Part I
- How To Make Tumblr Themes: Part II
- How To Make Tumblr Themes: Part III
- How To Make Tumblr Themes: Part IV
- How To Make Tumblr Themes: Part V
Series Two
- Chapter One: introducing the Tumblr theme system
- Chapter Two: HTML and posts in Tumblr
- Chapter Three: adding CSS and customization to themes
- Chapter Four: adding sidebar extras and pages support
- Chapter Five: add premium extras to your theme
- Chapter Six: theme distribution on Tumblr
Series Three
If you’re trying to link things on a separate navigation page like I have under my ‘map’ link, then you can do this:
1. Highlight the wanted words to link.
2. Find the link button:
3. Click it and this will come up:
4. If you want it to link to a /tagged/blahblahblah on your page, just put that in the Link URL section and click +Insert
— As long as you’re making this page on your blog, you don’t have to have your URL in the Link URL section. (i.e. the difference between putting http://nikkihelps.tumblr.com/tagged/blah and just /tagged/blah) I find this easier in care you ever change your URL, you don’t have to go back and switch all the linked pages. THAT would be a drag.
5. Now, your words should look like this:
I really hope this is what you were looking for!
**check out chezzcuh
- base by karmaplus
- network base by inspiredbylou - code
- base code by payndas - code
- base code #1 by falsaettos - code
- base by wolverwhore
- doncasters base codes
- themesrec base
- base by excolo
- base themes by saracaths and here
- column base by buildthemes
- multi column with sidebar by buildthemes
- tumblrplate
- html5boilerplate
- base-code-with-20-custom-links-in-css-drop-down
- i can make a theme base
- themesbykenzie
- bare bones by kooloo
- redirect base
- redfox-themes simple base
- hiatus base by rubato
- blackout code
- themes-byliz.
- base
- revolutionhtml
- pausodontic
- stateofgraces
- suppisunthemes
- cantinho-html
- base by karenmakesthemes
- ewiscool
- peterpan
- kinglous
- venusrps
- sexthemes
- kelenasdiary
- efrahns
- horanhtml
- dontlol
- vickysthemes - code
- howtomakeasimpletheme
- base by jessica 2 - 2 code
- base by amanda - code
- base by agatha
- cssand-html
- foreverhermione-themes
- payzrs
- khalifx
- daydreamxox
- mattsmit
- a-helphtml
- meliapond
- sunsgodown
- mcperrys
- itsphotoshop
- dobriaen01
- network base
- ofpewds
- intersessao - code
- base by darianella
- base by baskervilles
- base2 by drunkfinnik
- boniver bases 2
- revolutionhtml
- seascapethemes
- harryedwars
- themesby13cams
- hogwat
- derekhayl
- lilswaynes
- niallsdicks
*updated 7/14*
Somebody asked once if we could make a list of tiny HTML codes. I thought it was a great idea, and I almost forgot! So this is a small guide, or well, a set of codes you can use in your themes and also in your description and your pages. Most of the times all you have to do is copy and paste, so it’s not very complicated, I promise.
