#custom like button

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ABOUT: This is my first contained theme. There are 5 tabs. Blog posts, FAQ + Askbox, About, Tags, and Blogroll. The sidebar image lets you refresh the whole page if you want to. Also very color customizable.

FEATURES:

Post widths of 400px

Contained theme

Unnested captions.

Sidebar image is 150px by autoed height

Custom Like button. When you like a post it turns to “Liked It!”

Color photo lightboxs

Minimal soundcloud and spotify players

Custom tooltips

Custom tumblr controls (via cyantists)

NOTES: For the custom color on the photoset/photo lightbox. The text reads Lightbox RGBO. It stands for Red, Green, Blue, Opacity. To change it just fill in the color’s numbers and opacity level. (Example 150, 137, 136, 0.8)

The same goes for the box shadow color. Just leave out the opacity number.

And I used this! Had to modify my custom undertale like button a bit to fit the new theme but it’s actually aligned correctly now! Tried a bit to make it actually show if you’ve liked something, but still couldn’t get that working.

Also made a little looping gif of sans for my header, and fixed up my nav buttons.

Hm, that's a great question, because I had not noticed this before. 

To be honest I have no clue, it could be something wrong with the implementation of the button (but I've successfully implemented it with pagination and infinite scrolling, and I still face the same problem as you, now when I tried liking stuff on my blog with pagination + on page 2 in a tag), or it could be something with the like button. 

Have you tried the same problem with a regular like button? At the top of my head I don't think it should matter, really because in this way, with the custom like button, we are still using the regular like button as our "base", so they should work the same way. We have only altered the look of the button, not the function of it.

I don't really have the time at the moment to look into this more thouroughly, but I will try to solve this problem when I can, and post something about it. If you want to test it out, I'd recommend you to use a regular like button and see if it behaves the same way as the custom one. If they don't I'd say there's something wrong with the implementation of the custom button, if they behave the same way (the regulaur button fails to like on second tag page), then I'd say there's something buggy with Tumblr and send them an email about it.

Hello there! I have actually linked the source I used a couple of times, and it's on every theme document that I use them on. It's an amazing Stackoverflow answer and you can find it here (the first answer by mikedidthis).