#themes help

Hi!

I really like your themes and I’m about to use one for my tumblr. I took the theme Edea and edited through the tumblrs settings. The theme looks pretty, but i found that the same gif that I used on the sidebars does not look the same on the container. So, i was wondering if it was something about the code, and as i’m barely learning about coding, i have little idea of how to make the container look like the sidebars. 

I’m sorry if this turned out as a long question, but a summary of it is that the gif on the sidebars is colloured violet while on the container it is not coloured. I would like  to know how to do it if it is possible. 

Thanks for your reply in advance.

—– 

Hi! I’m sorry if you didn’t want this to be replied in public but your ask isn’t enabled yet (and anyway I wanted to use pictures to be more clear)! If you want me to delete this question tell me and I’ll do so asap! 

It’s 2 am so forgive me if I’m not writing in my best English or if I can’t respond quickly again but:

to obtain the same exact effect on sidebars and container, you need the sidebars and containers to be of the same color and use the same blending. By blending I mean this:

they should all be the same one 

and same as these:

which look different by default as you can see, so when you paste the theme initially the sidebars are that violet, and the container is black. Sidebars are on hard light and container is on multiply.

I checked your theme, and right now container is black with blending on screen, sidebars are violet with blending on multiply.

so in your theme, (and by the way it’s beautiful, I love the gifs), you need to make your container be the same violet as your sidebars (which is #691f98 in your code) and set the containerblend to multiply like your the sidebars.

 If you ever change one thing you should change the others too to be the same (if you want to keep the same look). So you click on the container color and add that #691f98, then scroll down to containerblend and select multiply.

of course the container won’t be as visible once you write posts, only the borders, because there are the posts on top of it. But the posts area is a bit transparent on purpose to show the background (and goes back to normal when you hover with your mouse. Let me know if you ever want to make the posts always fully visible and I’ll help!) 

if it’s not clear or you need to know more feel free to use instant messages too! obviously I’ll answer when I’m awake but I’ll get to them!

hi! glcssiers theme is really beautiful and here are some that are like a computer!

sweet and easy by @honeylcve 

locomotive by @pohroro

imitation mac by @themesby-amanda

yosemite by @bychloethemes

the scientist by @panaeca

maccy by @eathemes

google chrome by @softwaring

interphase by @yukoki

windows 8 by @bakathemes

edit: I’ll leave it in the tags in case people have even better ways to fix it, scripts and the like, but I found it and in case anybody else is having my problem

.spotify_audio_player 

and I’m giving it a max-width of post-size - padding needed to make it centered in posts that don’t look like unnested captions and still have a blockquote, so people can pick whichever look they prefer and post-size and never worry about spotify being a problem 

---

which I didn’t notice before because I didn’t know spotify posts were a thing

apparently because they are turned into text posts they overflow. Their image and audio-player cannot be resized, can only be moved by manipulating the margins. It counts as a ‘blockquote figure’ but if I add a border around them the border actually fits well into the posts (either due to scripts, I have the pxu photosets and the npf fix one) or simply because those images normally do) but the actual image and audioplayer get out of their own border and overflow

I already tried resizing it in every way, only blockquote figure moves it around (and keeps the blockquote under them too, kinda like broken npf posts) 

.audio-embed ignores them because they are turned into text posts, img, blockquote img, nothing works, only blockquote figure and like I said, that changes all figures within blockquotes (which are already perfect size and aligned) and leaves a blockquote anyway

the only fix I found would be to make text-posts be ‘unnested captions’ too, making blockquotes disappear and the spotify posts align with the post  But I always left text posts untouched because:

1) I like the blockquotes there

2) more important, rpers use xkit to cut replies before theirs or the thread will become infinitely long, turning posts into the old version of them as in they always have blockquotes. So with unnested captions every post looks like  -owner of the blog username  - the person they replied to username  -blockquote with the other person’s reply   -owner of the blog’s reply 

and every single post having your url name on it for nothing is weird among other things

I could also just use posts { overflow: hidden } but something important may be cut off

so I’m completely stuck and I want to find a solution and fix previous themes as well