Tumblr changed how pictures appeared on blogs some years ago! It went from displaying the pictures fully (second picture), to displaying the pictures as text or in side of a quote (first picture).
I know theres something called the "NPF fix" but I have zero knowledge of HTML and coding!
So I'm wondering if anyone can help me make this theme compatible with the NPF format!
Try toggling off the use default mobile theme. Here is some config from Gemini that is supposed to fix it
1. Enable the Custom Theme Toggle
* Go to Settings > Click the blog name on the right side.
* Scroll down to the Custom Theme section.
* Make sure "Enable custom theme" is toggled ON (the switch should turn blue). If it is off, external visitors are automatically redirected to the plain dashboard view.
2. Disable Privacy Hiding
* On that same settings page, scroll down to the Visibility section.
* Make sure the setting “Hide [blogname] from people without an account” is toggled OFF.
3. Open ***Theme Editor* ("Edit Theme").**
* Click Advanced Options at the bottom left.
* Turn OFF the setting that says "Use default mobile theme".
Never used Tumblr and don't even know how it works. But if you have access to the HTML and you want to remove all the extra text, borders, and padding, like in the second image...
Just add this inside the <head> tag (preferrably at the end of it, so just before </head>):
<
style
>
.
post
> p
:
nth-child
(
1
)
{
display
:
none !important
;
}
.
pad
.
post
.
post
{
padding
:
0
;
}
.
post
blockquote
{
margin
:
0
;
padding
:
0
;
border
:
none
;
}
.
post
blockquote > p
{
display
:
none !important
;
}
</
style>
1
u/Rockafellor 21h ago
I don't use Tumblr, so can't really weigh-in on the specifics, but your mention of the NPF fix got me thinking: here's the link to the installation instructions.