Hi,
I imported a theme from Tumblr to use it in my personal blog. I like the way it looks, but the only bad thing is that I lost the comments section. I believe most of Tumblr blogs do not have a comments fuctionality, but I guess I should be able to "turn this on" in my blog.
Can anyone help me to achieve that?
This is my blog: http://interludios.posterous.com
And this is the original theme: http://safe.tumblr.c...me/preview/8959
Regards,
Ricardo
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Lost comments functionality after importing Tumblr theme
#2
Posted 14 July 2010 - 08:26 PM
Copy in the whole Comment block toward the bottom of {block:Posts}
http://posterous.com...#block_Comments
http://posterous.com...#block_Comments
#3
Posted 14 July 2010 - 08:40 PM
Hi Cory,
I'm very sorry, because I was lazy. Right after posting my problem, I went ahead and decided to try to figure out by myself how to do this, and I made it (using the reference, just like you suggest). So... I should have tried before posting.
Now I have the comments funcionality, but I need further help, because I don't really know how to center the Comments link and put it beneath the "Notes" buton. I will remove the Notes button because I don't really want to use that. It belongs to Tumblr. But I do want to have my comments section aligned below the post.
Can you give me some tip on how to do that? Do I have to change the .css file? I know how to change the color, font and all that, except the position.
Thank you!
I'm very sorry, because I was lazy. Right after posting my problem, I went ahead and decided to try to figure out by myself how to do this, and I made it (using the reference, just like you suggest). So... I should have tried before posting.
Now I have the comments funcionality, but I need further help, because I don't really know how to center the Comments link and put it beneath the "Notes" buton. I will remove the Notes button because I don't really want to use that. It belongs to Tumblr. But I do want to have my comments section aligned below the post.
Can you give me some tip on how to do that? Do I have to change the .css file? I know how to change the color, font and all that, except the position.
Thank you!
#4
Posted 15 July 2010 - 01:12 PM
I would wrap all of your comment code in a new div and give it a class like class="block-comments". Then, to center, add this to your CSS:
.block-comments {
margin:0 auto; /* this will center the block based upon the width specified below */
width:500px;
}
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