Tumblr Askbox fix!
As many of you have noticed through the newest update, Tumblr won’t allow you to send asks via dash anymore. However, some theme makers and users, especially in the role play community, have run into an issue of their ask boxes shrinking on the /ask page of their blog.
There is a quick an easy fix for that!
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ADDITIONALLY:
If you use an on-blog ask-box that is accessible via a tab or popup, you might be familiar with the following code, or something similar to it:
<iframe frameborder="0" height="100%" id="ask_form" scrolling="yes" src="https://www.tumblr.com/ask_form/{Name}.tumblr.com" width="100%"></iframe>
Now, if you follow the instructions above, the appearance of your on-blog ask-box will also change as it takes direct reference from the #ask_form identifier that we modified and marks the given height as ‘important’, thus ignoring the height given in the code above.
To make sure your on-blog ask-box does not change size according to the #ask_form id, you can simply erase id=“ask_form” in that line of code above. Thus, the on-blog ask-box will operate with the given parameters (height, width both at 100%) in the rest of this line!
