testing some API junk, friends.
Nifty. I submitted it months ago, nice to finally see it in action.
Awesome.
(h/t)
If I get a plumber round to fix something, I’m not going to tell them what parts to use, what brand of pipes I like, or insist on them using outdated concepts. I trust them to do the work. Most people are that way.
With Web designers, people think that since they can see the surface of the finished product, they have as much insight into what works visually as the designer does.
”| — | kilian, commenting on a Hacker News story about Clients from Hell. |
You should check it out.
Haircut.
By far, my favorite tweet & execution from the Criterion Collection.
Now testing: Pages
You can now add static pages to your blog, with a few very useful options. Head to your blog’s Customize page and click the “Pages” menu to get started. There are currently three types of Pages you can create:
- Standard Layout. Create a simple page with a title and body using your current theme.
- Custom Layout. Create a page with a completely separate layout.
- Redirect. Forward a route to a page on another domain. Useful for maintaining links when moving your domain name over to Tumblr.
Developers: Check out the Theme Docs for instructions on implementing the new
{block:Pages}tag.
As awesome as this is—seriously. thanks, Tumblr—it’d be incredibly cool if there were a option to make certain Pages show up on the Dashboard like normal posts. You know, if someone wanted to do the whole “blogazine” thing.
gpoyw.
