Post Valentine’s day morning. Roses and sunshine…
The New Rules of the Responsive Web
Matthew Carver advocates making responsive sites which focus on the user by abstracting content from design.
(Source: thisisresponsive)
F-5A fighter serious shit with @thebilling and @skintmatt late update but this is the hardest so far… Will send photo copy’s
New business cards arrived yesterday - a little army of them. Most importantly, after all the stress, they were correct! (Taken with Instagram)
stillben asked: thanks for putting up that guide for embedding tumblr into a site. looks a bit more involved than i can manage but i will have a go. your skills are intimidating but your manner isn't. best wishes. ben
entertainment-socialanxiety asked: hey Sofi I'm working on embedding a tumblr feed into a website, I've managed to do so successfully, however i would like to add 2 buttons at the bottom to go to "previous" (older) posts and bring them back to newer posts with a "next" button so viewers can access all tumblr content rather than the newest 10 posts. Is there any way i can do this? Cheers. Harricash.
Unfortunately no, not easily as the code used is written and hosted by tumblr. It’s simply a means to grab your current page information. I’m sure there is a way of doing this - But I don’t have enough time to look into it I’m afraid. Best of luck, sorry I couldn’t be of more help!
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jellyfishgd asked: Hi Sofi,I embedded a blog into my muse site and had some help styling it with css. Problem is that the images are pixelated. What can I do to fix it? I so need your help.
Tumblr sets maximum image res to around 500px (unless you have a hi-def theme) so if you’ve stretched the images bigger than this using CSS they will appear pixelated. This is one of the downsides of Tumblr unfortunately but you can combat this by using a hi-def theme which can be found in the Themes section.
Hope this helps :)
Need to sort out…
this piece of shit blog…
It looks …umm… like someone abandoned it in the 1980s.
