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twinkclownposse 1h
righteous gemstones is PEAAAKK
spltlvlhous 1h
theres so much to say and nobody is saying it. but i dont wanna spoil it. i NEED PEOPLE TO WATCH IT. it is. an EXPIERENCE.
the only spoiler i give you is the incentive to watch it.
it's got a real genuine yaoi slow burn.
with religious symbolism
whoah whoah ok, I just fixed my blog theme to properly show both new editor, old editor, reblogged and original photoset posts properly. I used the fix by @glenthemes but unfortunately that only fixed reblogged posts for me. To fix original posts, I tried a very unorthodox trick, but it works so, here:
Search for {block:Text} in your theme.
Within {block:Text} and under {block:NotReblog}, add source-head class to the wrapper, just like in the case of reblogged posts. I know, "but there's no source in original posts", you'll say, except we won't put a source, simply trick the code to think that there is one, and then instead of adding a source icon and url, we'll—
Add an img-src of a thin transparent line before the caption body, that is between the > sign and {Body}. I uploaded one here if you wanna use mine, but you can always simply upload your own on an image hosting site (I used imgbb): https://i.ibb.co/Ry1HdN2/transparentline.png
Example code:
edit: I realized that not everyone might understand what I'm going on about here since all themes are different, but essentially what this fixes is the photoset margins. Basically, if your theme has a special layout for photosets, new-editor photosets will mold into that layout, instead of appearing as they would in text posts, hope that helps
ENA - Dream BBQ
ENA, who did you kill?
I have no idea what that trailer was. And I love it. No spoilers, but I’m seeing so much influence from games from the 90s like DOOM or Quake, and the visuals are beautifully nonsensical as usual. I can’t wait to play the game somehow, and I know it’s gonna be seriously spooky.
ENA belongs to Joel G on YouTube, if you haven’t seen the series yet I highly recommend it.
Sorry for the post coming out of the blue! I’ve been in this fandom for awhile but wanted to try crossposting this piece to Tumblr as well as Instagram and Twitter and see how it does. I also formatted the second image to work on Instagram as well but was too lazy to modify it for Tumblr.
Joel G’s channel || My Instagram || My Twitter || Donate on Ko-Fi || Commission me!
Hate today’s announcement that Tumblr is forcing the new post editor on us by July despite the fact that photo posts using this editor look terrible on 90% of themes. It feels like they’re catering exclusively to app users and trying to eliminate web users entirely.
Here’s what I wrote in my feedback to Tumblr about the Neue Post Format (NPF) beta...
.. in case you’re interested or want to use any of it as a template (don’t copy and paste it directly because it’ll have much more impact if it’s in your own words). Feel free to add to this when you send in your feedback (if you’re able to). I would highly encourage you to get in touch with them because if they don’t know, then they’ll definitely just roll out the changes anyway.
This was the post that I was tagged in about it (thank you), and it contains a link to Tumblr’s info on it, which you can go to directly here.
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I'm sending this feedback in regards to the new (Neue) post format (NPF) which is currently in beta on Tumblr for some users (which includes me).
As a creative writer, I use Tumblr because of its (currently great) post format, which allows for long posts and stories to be shared and seen (in their entirety, in one sitting) by lots of people. The stories that I write often feature a lot of dialogue, and since dialogue requires a new paragraph for (at least) each speaker, this new format (limiting posts to only 250 content blocks/paragraphs) will seriously hurt my blog and content. It may also see lots of creators like me permanently leave Tumblr altogether. After all, if we can’t post our stories without all this extra, unnecessary effort, what’s the point in remaining on and using the platform at all?
If these changes are being proposed in an attempt to ‘drive engagement’ (I cannot think of any other reason for these particular arbitrary limits), I can almost guarantee it will have the opposite effect.
You only have to look at the notes of a story that has been posted in multiple parts to see that the engagement decreases massively with each subsequent part. People naturally lose interest, can’t be bothered to click through to the next bit, maybe miss the posting of the next part, get distracted and never come back, and things just get lost on blogs and dashboards. Not being able to post a whole story in one go any more will have a massive and detrimental impact on the way that blogs like mine function and interact with our audience. And there are a lot of professional writers on Tumblr with significant followings, so the impact on their career would be severely dented by this.
Aside from the inevitable drop in engagement, the extra formatting and editing factors alone would be enough to discourage some authors/posters from posting on Tumblr at all. Where before you could simply copy and paste your completed work into a new post, now you have to go to the extra trouble of chopping it up (regardless whether you actually wanted to post it in multiple parts!) and deciding from an editorial point of view exactly where that forced cut-off is going to be for each ‘new’ part. You may also have to go to the lengthy effort of making sure that each text block does not exceed the maximum character length of 4,096 characters. This is absurd. People don’t have the time or the effort for that. They just won’t bother, and you will actively drive away and lose creators to other platforms.
Please please please, do not implement these limits on content blocks in posts. I understand the desire to limit spam by limiting tags and links (though limiting links will be very annoying for those of us who have a ‘master list’/index post with links to all our stories. Mine number well over 50, so will that post and all the links now break if these changes come into effect?), but the reason users love this site so much is because of the creative freedom it provides its users. Please do not choke creators and writers like this, because you will simply force us off the platform by making changes that do not need to be made.
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Feel free to share and add more when you get in touch with them. Just remember to put it in your own words so that they have more impact. x
[Update] Everything Smooth
This is a major update with the new post content view and performance boost.
New post content view applied to all post types.
Previous web based content view has a strength in flexibility but has drawbacks in memory usage and speed. It's now used only as a backup method.
New content view is consist of native text view and image view. It's a lot faster and consumes far less memory.
The images(or video/audio) embedded in the middle of post content also handled as same as top images. They appear in the grid (in all photos option) and included in fullscreen image/slide show.
And we finally upgraded the internal system architecture of this app.
Network module rebuilt.
Database stability enhanced.
Threading architecture refined. Rebalancing the priority of the working components. (But may not so effective at iOS 9 or prior.)
As a result of above updates, this app has reached a much improved level of performance and stability.
Kurosawa Ruby Christmas V2 Collection Please reblog if using
