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deceleration2 asked: hello sofi. im trying to embed my tumblr into my personal website and running into a few difficulties. hopefully you still check this, and if you do, hopefully you can help.

here is a link to my website where the blog should be located:
baker-mark.com/blog.html

and here is a link to my tumblr, as it should appear:
ruinedinaday.tumblr.com


first thing you'll notice is the "follow," "dashboard," and the tumblr's nav dont appear.

numbers 1-10 appear next to my post and the images are all smaller than they originally were. there are other issues of course, but i was hoping you could point me in the right direction and school me on where i may have messed up my code so far.

thank you ~

Ok right, to style your layout more you need to use the CSS selectors for your posts. Remember for different kinds of posts there are different selectors but if were looking at getting rid of the numbers use the generic tumblr posts class. So, for example 

.tumblr_posts {

font-family: “Helvetica” ,Helvetica Neue, Arial, sans-serif; font-size:12px;

line-height:1.5em;

margin-top:20px;

color:#999999;

}

ul { list-style-type: none; }

ol {

list-style-type: none;

text-indent: 0px;

list-style-image: none;

}

the ul and and ol selectors allow you to get rid of the numbers/bullet points etc that the HTML automatically puts in. 
In regard to image sizing, use your .tumblr_post tumblr_photo_post and apply an img width and height (probably in percentages), it’s difficult to edit this as when you upload your photos to tumblr they are controlled here but using the ‘img’ selector you should be able to edit their size if they appear smaller. 
I’ll have a look into how to get the follow button and get back to you, 
Hope this helps, if you have more questions just let me know and I’ll try and help. 
Cheers!
Sofi