Someone wanted me to write a tutorial on how to install and use my themes’ options, so there you go.
Options depend greatly of the theme you’re using so remember to always check the preview’s “info” post to discover all its features and know how to use them.
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Un-nest tumblr captions, a plugin by @magnusthemes & @neothm
A.K.A theme-makers coming together to save each other’s days.
As we realised most of us had trouble with the parsing (or lack thereof,) of tumblr’s captions, we came up with a solution to “un-nest” them from their typical blockquotes pilling up inside one another, and therefore coded a light (1.7 KB) plugin able to separate them neatly into their own parts.
Demo | Download the minified code (updated oct. 31)
Or you can play around with it on Codepen.
Usage and options under the cut!
Usage & default values:
//your post selector (’.post’, ‘article’, ...) $('article').unnest({
yourCaption: ".caption", //your caption selector, the div wrapping {Caption}
wrapName: ".tumblr_parent", //the name of the captions’ new wrapper
newCaptionUsername: false, //if the user adds a new caption, following a series of captions, show their username above the caption
originalPostCaptionUsername: false, //for the original captions, or a user-added caption that previously didn’t have any, have their username on it
tumblrAvatars: true, //”dashboard style” caption, have the avatar of the blog next to the username
tumblrAvatarClass: ".tumblr_avatar", //class of the avatar next to the username
usernameColon: true //if turned to false, removes the colon at the end of usernames bc :) seriously :) hwy :)
});
With infinite scroll, just use it like any other plugin. Add this line in your callback function:
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