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How To Insert Links Into Your Tumblr Sidebar

Whether you're finding yourself in need of more links than your Tumblr Theme provides or just needing to know how to connect your "Tumblr Pages" to your homepage, this is the guide for you!

This is especially useful for those of us using a Tumblr Theme that although, like most themes, it does have the capability of adding "Pages" it does NOT have the capability to automatically "Link" those Pages to our blog. Such was the case with the theme I tried using before I found this one and this is the method I used to bypass that problem.

The Normal Way We Try To Add Links To Our Created Pages Is Displayed Below:

But Sometimes When We Try The Above, The Below Happens:

This tutorial (linked to at the top) will help remedy this little hick-up. If you have any questions feel free to ask the guys that run that blog or if I can help I'll be more than happy to :) 

** There of course is another option; inserting the proper CSS and corresponding HTML codes into you theme's HTML that will "enable" your "pages" by simply writing in the {block} code to do so.

Choosing this option would keep you from having to insert your links as described in the tutorial linked above. 

It takes some knowledge of theme coding to be able to achieve this successfully and some people prefer messing around with coding as little as possible. 

IF you are one of those people then follow the tutorial linked to up top. 

If you aren't someone who shys away from a little coding then please click the link below in order to learn how to "Enable" your blogs "Pages" option, making them easily linkable to your home page.

"How To Add Pages To Your Tumblr Blog by ENABLING PAGES in your HTML" (coming soon)