Twittr Inspird

» Twittr Inspird 1.2 Updated

Post-Date CSS Bug Fixed

I believe I owe all of you appologies for not answering all of your emails. They were all centered around this problem though it was actually quite simple how it happened: I made a small typo and left out the {/block:NewDayDate} block in the HTML portion of the code.

That is what caused the CSS to act strange and leave the rest of the posts transparent, or not related to the base container that keeps the posts. In other words, all your tumblelogs using this theme assumed that your were only displaying one post per page.

While this became a very annoying issue, I had just recieved an email yesterday from a Thomas Barthelet stating the exact problem and location of the missing HTML tag, and so I went in to fix it.

So, thanks to Thomas for putting in his time to help solve this issue! I hope that this hasn’t discouraged many of you from using the theme still. As always, send any design suggestions, bug reports, or compliments to joshdjenkins@gmail.com.

(Yes, my email did change, hopefully this one is easier to remember.)

» http://june29.jp/2008/05/17/tumblr-theme-like-a-twitter/

Looks like a few people managed to make an even more detailed twitter design. Be sure to download it and see how it works in comparason.

Some Major Theme Problems

One of them has been obviously noticed the last few days and it appears to be a graphics bug. I have found no problems with the CSS or HTML code as I have not modified the code since the last update.

As far as it concerns the usage, I can only conclude it is either a browser problem or a bug in Tumblr. I have encountered a few of these already when I first created it, but it reverted back to its original layout over time.

If I may suggest for any FF users, please download Firebug and see if you can identify any code errors. In the meantime, I will do my best to solve this problem.

Thankyou for support,

-Josh

» Twittr Inspird 1.2

The updated version that you may use. A few switches and modifications were made. Due to an unknown problem that I have yet to solve, the twitter badge was not aligned on the right sidebar, and was scrolled off the page. It is now on the search column and in it’s place is where you can put any extra non-javascript content. You are still free to remove the badge and put anything above or below the search.

Please follow all instructions and notes in the code to ensure less problems.

Short Description

This theme was inspired by Twitter users and was coded using the Fold theme as a base. I added a custom search, a Twitter badge (you can remove the code and put your own content if you’d like), and other neat features that match up with your average Twitter profile.

Download Twittr Inspird

Click here to download the theme code
Copy the theme’s text
Open up your Dashboard, navigate to the Customize section.
Select the ‘Theme’ tab, and be sure to enable Custom HTML themeing.
Select all the text currently in the box and replace with the text copied in Step 2.
Customize your colors, add your CustomCSS (both optional), and click “Save Changes”
And you’re all done!

Please report any bugs to joshdjenkins@gmail.com.

“ The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance, and this, and not the external manner and detail, is true reality.

— Aristotle

Passing clouds before a storm rolls in. (Via, Flickr)

Passing clouds before a storm rolls in. (Via, Flickr)

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