Catching Elephant Theme

Shadow/glow here

Highlighted text:

::-moz-selection {
background: rgb(0,235,0);
}

::selection {
background: rgb(0,235,0);
}

code::-moz-selection {
background: rgb(0,235,0);
}

code::selection {
background: rgb(0,235,0);
}

I just did a test and it’s working fine. Remember the feature will only be available if there is actually a high res version. And you need to click on the magnifying glass, not just the photo.

Or you may have broken it with all the customisation you’ve done.

I’m not sure what you mean.

Yeah, it’s fine.

Not currently. And honestly, probably not ever.

Someone else noticed that this was only an issue when Disqus was enabled. Something must have happened when Tumblr edited my theme for multiple languages.

I’ve reverted back to the old disqus embed code and it has fixed the problem. An update has been submitted so hopefully it wont’ take too long to go live.

Yep, with custom css. Google RGBA colours and change all three below.

.shadow:hover {
box-shadow: 0px 0px 20px rgba(0,235,255,0.8);
-webkit-box-shadow: 0px 0px 20px rgba(0,235,255,0.8);
-moz-box-shadow: 0px 0px 20px rgba(0,235,255,0.8);
}

Honestly, I’ve tried in the past and the methods I’ve tried haven’t worked. Dunno why.

A pretty big can. Widening it will cause far more problems than it’s worth. Why do you want to have a 20px margin to the right of videos?

Through Customise > Community.

Try tinypic.

You could make it wider. But you’d have to fix a whole load of other things in the process. Tumblr’s largest image size is 500px, unless you pull in the high res images (not recommended). So then you’re going to be stretching all images. Video’s also come in at 500px. The quote and link background images would need re-doing. That’s just the stuff I can think of right now.

Basically, it’ll break stuff for no real benefit.

No worries. I’m happy to try and give good answers to good questions.

Yep, you can fix the side bar. Although I wouldn’t recommend it. Because it’s quite long it will go off the screen on smaller monitors. The custom css below should do it, but I haven’t cross browser tested it:

.grid_4 {position:fixed;}
.grid_7 {margin-left:300px;}

The image thing: yes, if a particular image is much taller than it is wide then Tumblr will make it smaller than 500px wide. There isn’t much you can do about it. You could pull in all high res images, but that would be horrible for page load times, just for one of two really tall images every so often.

The delay is Tumblr. I’ve noticed that too, but usually only a few minutes, not an hour.

To put them there you’d put the custom embed code in your description.

You just give your username. Although it won’t work if your Twitter account is private.

Yes, you could do that with custom html. But sorry, it’s a fair bit of effort to do it.

Customise > Appearance. Upload a 300px wide image.

Sorry, can’t help you with your customisation. But if you want to fit more pictures in an certain amount of space my suggestion would be to make them smaller.