These still exist!
Who wants to go to this with me?! Bianca told me about this, but she’s in Texas all week for some reason so she can’t come :-(
You can let me know on the theme’s updated install page. Try it out, please!
Has it been three years already?!
February was a month of big milestones for us, possibly the most exciting of which was that you guys viewed Tumblr more than a BILLION times. That’s 36 million times a day, 25,000 times a minute, and more than 400 times a second!
To say thank you, we have some beautiful, free, and awesome features we’ll be pushing this week.
And follow us on Twitter for some special news.
Thank you!!
These numbers are big! Good thing Tumblr is hosted on Dreamhost!
I came in on Saturday to make this poster!
Now testing: Pages
You can now add static pages to your blog, with a few very useful options. Head to your blog’s Customize page and click the “Pages” menu to get started. There are currently three types of Pages you can create:
- Standard Layout. Create a simple page with a title and body using your current theme.
- Custom Layout. Create a page with a completely separate layout.
- Redirect. Forward a route to a page on another domain. Useful for maintaining links when moving your domain name over to Tumblr.
Developers: Check out the Theme Docs for instructions on implementing the new
{block:Pages}tag.
We have pages! I’d like to take this time to direct you to my newest custom layout page: jacobbijani.com/me.
Want to hear some sweet music? Check out thebombdotcom.net. My friend Eric (ems) is curating it, I just designed it.
I was going to post this Lil Wayne photo at one point, but I figured I might as well reblog it from Terry Richardson directly.
I always have to stop and think when setting a border radius in CSS, so I built a tool for it: border-radius.com.
Xanga apparently has an option to disable your RSS feed. Instead of just returning a 404 on the feed URL though, they generate a feed with a post that says “This blog has disabled their RSS feed.”
Kinda weird, but here is the kicker: the pseudo-post’s published time is the current time. Which, of course, means that any time you crawl a disabled Xanga feed it will always show that was updated. Fun!
