#hellsite high

[chaoticgouda]

no…. god please, no….

[wip]

I've heard there used to be a brief guide to Tumblr for new users that would come up when someone made an account, and it pointed them at some starting blogs to follow based on the interests they selected. Any plans to re-implement something like that?

Answer: Hello there @toasthaste.

So, if you sign up for Tumblr today, you will see recommended blogs to follow while you sign up. Last year, we also ran an experiment where we showed a post from @welcomebot to new users with some starting tips, but unfortunately, that didn’t end up helping much. We are still experimenting though! And there’s more to come, so we will keep you posted on this one.

Might we also recommend you visit Hellsite High? It is full of handy tips, though we must add: we haven’t updated it in at least a year, so we might have to audit some things on the blog or you will have to forgive us the occasional discrepancy—since it might cause confusion to new users.

Best,

—Jon and Cyle

[rainebownerd]

2012 tumblr called, they wanna apply

[6-and-7]

everything old is new again.

[cryptvokeeper]

Tumblr offering me tips on how to use a website I’ve been on for nearly 10 years like:

[bat-anon]

[pamesjatterson]

i go into hellsite high and the first thing i see is dean winchester slamming cas up against a locker

[tips]

ORG-001 Organization Tagged Pages On Blogs

So you’ve mastered the art of tagging. Now you can wield that power to create tagged pages on your blog. Tagged pages show related content all on one page. This is especially helpful if you have a lot of posts. With tagged pages, people browse posts based on a single tag.

You can’t see tagged pages for blogs in the mobile app. You can only create tagged blog pages on Desktop.

To create a tagged blog page:

Type in your blog URL(make sure you’re signed in)

Click the art palette icon in the top right corner

Scroll down on the left sidebar

Select “+ Add page”

Click the toggle next to “Show a link to the page”

Type the title of the page

Add “/tagged/tagword” after your blog url

Add the page title beneath the URL

Click “Update Preview” then “Save. ”Now your tagged page will be on your blog with the tagged posts

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