Haughty is what comes to mind when seeing this theme. If nothing’s coming to your mind, don’t worry, it’s cancer probably but not very treatable. Don’t worry. This theme comes along fashionably malnourished and knows to impress with it’s slender frame and its willingness to eat its own afterbirth when times are bad. And times are bad! Times are bad and afterbirth is full of carbs. That bad!
Oh, and here’s another word in italics in order to comply with the international conventions for italics use in short paragraphs:
sarah.
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Emily
Hello!
I love this theme — in fact I use it on my Tumblr. The only issue I’m having is with installing comments through disqus. I’m not very HTML-savvy, so I managed to install the comments, but the actually “comments” button has been poorly formatted and just looks wonky. Any suggestion on how to get it to work? Thanks!
Sean
I’m also having difficulty using disqus with this theme. I just get a link to my disqus profile, but no comment box. Any ideas on what might be wrong?
chris
hey.
i send you a mail yesterday about the zeitgeist theme,but actually i like this one even better:-)
i still have the problem that i can’t use larger images.
i managed to increase size but the look stretched now,even when i upload larger versions of them.
is there any chance to have let’s say width 800 and height accordingly.
please let me know.
much appreciated.
thanks chris
chris
THANKS!!for your quick answer.
i fixed the issue.
the other problem i have is that the pages section on tumblr doesn’t show the picture if i use the custom html.
i’m using the exact samr code as in the main page but they just don’t show up.
tumblr put the photo code like:
by default at the very end of the html code…is this the issue.i can’t figure out where to put.
any ideas.
much appreciated.
thanks chris
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