Hello there.
you can change it quite easily, apply this CSS in the custom CSS section.
body {
background-image:url(the-url-of-the-image);
}
Just replace the image URL in the snippet above.
Hope that work.
Hello there.
you can change it quite easily, apply this CSS in the custom CSS section.
body {
background-image:url(the-url-of-the-image);
}
Just replace the image URL in the snippet above.
Hope that work.
Well no doubt you didn’t listen to my instruction. There are no options in the theme that asked for your TWITTER USERNAME, because it uses your Tumblr’s settings. To avoid the theme from asking authorization from Twitter, Tumblr let you ask for the permission within your blog setting, and the theme will use that authorization to feed the tweet. Please follow the instruction first before questioning if things working or not.
Hit the gear icon at the top in your dashboard, then click on the blog that you want to set, scroll down till the Twitter section. Tick the checkbox and give the permission when asked. After that save the setting by click the save button whether at the top or bottom.
After that’s done, only you get into your blog’s customization and enable the feed and make sure to set the number of tweets to feed.
Get back to me when you done as instruct and only when you DID all that, still have a problem.
Good luck.
It should work just fine. You just need to enable Twitter at your blog settings.
What sliders are you talking about? Anyway, inserting align="center" will got nothing to do with aligning stuff to center. The easiest way is to user margin. Set the parent element to a 100% width of the viewport, while putting a width to the slider, for example, 30% or 500px etc, then assign a margin to it like this margin : 0 auto;
Yes there’s tagging system involve. You should read the docs properly. It is mention under the structure of the theme. To make it work, you must tag your work with the tag “work”. The other tag will be assumed as the skills or type of work involve in the work.