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How to add links in your Tumblr theme?
How to add links in your Tumblr theme 1 Step one: Open the customize panel 2 Step two: Scroll down and select ‘Add a new page’ More
How does a post button work on Tumblr?
Tumblr posts created by these post buttons include permanent links back to your page, no matter how many times they get reblogged. Even if they get embedded on another site, they’ll still have a link back to you. Your URL will be an unscrape-able barnacle on the keel of every post that sails from your site. Ahoy!
How to make a line break on Tumblr?
Now, when I open my Tumblr blog, you can see the links: To make a line break (a “gap”) in your description, paste the following code in your description: In the right-hand bar, select the name of the blog you wish to add ask support to.
What does the share button do on Tumblr?
By default, share buttons will create a photo post (or a link post, if there aren’t any suitable images) but with a bit of configuration you can make the button do exactly what you want. If you plan to configure the button for audio and video content, you should know that the player has to be whitelisted by Tumblr.
How do I add a link to my blog post?
To create a page that links to your posts with a specific tag: Click “Add a page” in the Pages section of your Customize menu. Select “Link” from the dropdown menu. (If you don’t see this option, don’t fret — to prevent spam, we unlock features over time for new accounts.
How do I create a link to a website?
Choose a name for your new page in the “Page title” field. Click “Save.” To create a page that redirects to an external website, just repeat the steps above and enter the URL of the website in question into the “Link to” field. For info on troubleshooting pages, see our Page troubleshooting article.
Once you’ve used Tumblr for a while to follow blogs, like posts, and customize your blog, this feature will be unlocked for you.) In the “Link to” field, add the URL for the specific tagged posts you want to link to. Just add /tagged/mytag to the end of your blog URL, but replace “mytag” with the tag you want to use.