Tumblr Optica Theme uses many Variables that are not listed on Tumblr Custom Themes Doc. Such as:
{URLEncodedTweetSummary}
{URLEncodedShareString}
{URLEncodedMailSummary}
etc.
What are the functions of these? And why aren't they documented?
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there are two ways to import the styled() function. The docs says that the only difference is the default theme that is used. Does anyone know the difference?
According to their docs
You can use the utility coming from the #mui/system package, or if you
are using #mui/material, you can import it from #mui/material/styles.
The difference is in the default theme that is used (if no theme is
available in the React context).
The default theme from #mui/system is very minimal. The default theme from #mui/material/styles is an enhanced version of the default theme from #mui/system that comes with a lot of ready to use predefined properties. If you are interested in a side by side comparison of the two have a look at the codesanbox I made.
I've seen this post and know how to override tumblr's default mobile theme with a custom theme. But I like it in general, and would just like to do a small adjustment (adding google analytics code to be precise). If I could just get the code of tumblr's default theme, I could paste it to /iphone-theme and make the little adjustment I want to make.
Do you know where I can find the code of tumblrs default mobile theme? I just found a very old one, but I'd like to start off with their current mobile theme.
I am building a VSCode theme.
Currently im trying to change the behaviour for links, but I can't find the right setting. In my current theme file, there is no statement in tokenColors that seems to change anything. There is also no fontStyle: "underline" or something similar, yet a link like http://www.google.com is underlined.
I looked at it with the built in developer inspector (Developer: Inspect TM Scopes), but it only says:
string.quoted.docstring.multi.python
source.python
Where does the underline setting come from? How do I change the format for links?
There are two types of underlined links:
Link parsed from grammars. These would have a foo.link.language type scope
Links detected by a link detector
For links in the grammar, you can theme the link scope as normal.
You cannot directly theme links that come from the link detector. The "editorLink.activeForeground" ui theme property lets you theme the link when it is active, but you cannot theme a non-active link if it does not have a grammar scope associated with it.
For python specifically, the grammar likely need to be updated to parse the links. This can be done either by modifying the grammar or with an injection grammar
I am just having a look into divshot and I wonder if it is possible to use custom themes?
I like the theme switcher, but I couldn't find a way to upload my themes.
Bye
Dominik
You can use a custom theme by uploading it to any publicly readable HTTPS URL and then choosing "Custom" from the theme dropdown. From there you can paste the URL and it will replace the Bootstrap CSS for that page.
I'm often customizing theme in tumblr, but this editor is terrible. Is there some better possibility for creating theme in tumblr under Linux (Ubuntu) OS?
I'm thinking about using vim. But I have to copy the text into vim, edit something and paste it to tumblr web editor, which is uncomfortable.
I'd take a look at Tumblr Themr. I haven't tried it myself though.
I work with TumblrThemr and Tumblr HTML5 Blank Theme.