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I'm trying to create a RDR based Tumblr theme but I'm completely a NEWBIE to Tumblr themes 😩 (I have a lil experience with HTML, CSS and Javascript tho)
This is just a visual concept, but I’d like to try to code it! It’ll be my first project for next year!!
I know this is probably too much to ask, but I’d love if someone wants to help me with this! Please let me know if you have experience with Tumblr themes and is willing to answer some eventual questions 💗
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Would you use this?
If I made a theme similar to art blogs (eg Colossal), with post headings for photos, a diverse sidebar, header/header image etc, would you use this?
I am just thinking, that there are so many themes for the simple user but not many for group blogs. Almost every non-Tumblr blog has headings for photo posts as well, and the fact Tumblr doesn't allow you to do this easily is rubbish but I am able to do this using HTML/CSS.
Recommended for: Group blogs, bloggers that always have info/captions with their posts, have a lot of content for the sidebar (tags, links, adverts etc). For more "professional" bloggers, that bring a certain content to their readers, as opposed to an 'inspiration blog'. If you have a blog like the above, would you want to use something like this or have any features you've always wanted to see but haven't found?
