#npf post

Gotcha! While you’re here, check out some of this text formatting.

Bigger text ✨

This is bold, and this is italics. This is strikethrough. (I'm whispering this in small text.) This is not a suspicious link at all. This text is colourful!

This is a bulleted list.

I can add text formatting here too.

We take a break here to enjoy Lucille.

This is a numbered list.

It’s where you list items.

And numbers appear next to them.

Groundbreaking.

As one person once said:

Look at me, I'm an indented block!

I'm a quote block! Someone definitely said this at some point.

Juliet: What is this? Romeo: I think we've been summoned for an example chat post again. Juliet: Not again...

We have reached the end. Or have we?

Remember to stay hydrated, and follow @changes for Tumblr updates! 💖

Search for {block:Text} in your theme.

Within {block:Text} and under {block:NotReblog}, add source-head class to the wrapper, just like in the case of reblogged posts. I know, "but there's no source in original posts", you'll say, except we won't put a source, simply trick the code to think that there is one, and then instead of adding a source icon and url, we'll—

Add an img-src of a thin transparent line before the caption body, that is between the > sign and {Body}. I uploaded one here if you wanna use mine, but you can always simply upload your own on an image hosting site (I used imgbb): https://i.ibb.co/Ry1HdN2/transparentline.png

Example code:

If you’re concerned about the image quality of image posts created in the NPF editor being distorted on your blog theme (particularly if it’s important for you for small/medium images to remain being in the original size resolution), then be sure to add this CSS code to your theme HTML:

       <style tmblr-npf>        :root {            --NPF-Caption-Spacing:1em;            --NPF-Image-Spacing:4px;        }

       .npf_col:only-of-type img {    height:auto!important;        }

           .tmblr-full img {    width:auto!important;        }        </style>

Thanks to @glenthemes for the assistance. For a more comprehensive code that also includes having image posts created in the NPF editor be rendered as image posts on your blog theme (among other stuff), check out their post here. If you need further assistance, their Discord channel is located at the bottom of that post. They are very helpful.

Testing what happens if I have multiple photosets in one post that are separated with other content that is not an image.

⬆️ various photoset configurations ⬇️