#opticant

Opticant version 1.1.0 adds these new features:

New “Font Size” option: 14px, 15px (default), 16px, and 18px

You can now customize the titles of the Home, Ask, Submit, and Archive links (leave the options empty to use default titles)

New option “Header Instead of Sidebar” will (you guessed it) change the sidebar into a header above the posts

Added a 200px selection for the “Sidebar Width” option

New option “Force Full Width Images” will force Photo posts to stretch to the full post width when enabled (good for photo blogs!)

Added NPF font and color compatibility

It also fixes the following bugs:

Posts with multiple long tags would occasionally have incorrect line wrapping between words

Photosets would sometimes have improper spacing on the sides

Inline photosets using the NPF format would not conform to the photoset layout and would show the full-size images regardless of their dimensions (thanks to @glenthemes​ for this fix!)

Read More links on reblogged posts would have visual errors

And makes these updates to the code:

Minified Javascript code for faster load times

Removed tippy.js (it wasn’t really being used, anyways)

Updated the credit to my new logo

Corrected a few inconsequential metadata errors

Made a few very small tweaks to the HTML and CSS

Adjusted the full code for better readability

A few accessibility improvements

The latest version of Opticant includes the following changes:

Fixed the Tumblr controls to accommodate the new "Open in Dashboard" button (as previously mentioned in this update)

Removed the excess padding at the top of pages on mobile

Updated to the latest version of customFonts.js

Corrected an error that caused Tumblr’s Open Graph variables to load incorrectly, causing thumbnail issues when sharing posts.

Added additional RSS feed support.

To update Opticant, please re-install via GitHub. Thank you!

Twitter: version 1.0.3 update

Fixed the same errors as above.

Yeah! Just go to Advanced Options, then under Add Custom CSS, paste this:

main#page-container {    flex-flow: row-reverse nowrap; }

This unfortunately will cause issues when the theme is viewed on mobile. In order to fix this, go to line 1208 of the HTML code and change the original line:

flex-direction: column;

To this:

Hi there! If you’re referring to the headers at the top of the posts in Opticant, then yes, they can absolutely be coded out.

If you go to the Add Custom CSS section of the Advanced Options, just add the following code to remove the post headers: