One thing I've learned is that if you find yourself editing posts often, it's just easier to screencap the question and upload everything as a photo post, since answers don't let you replace images.
what the hell, followed. c: One thing I've learned is that if you find yourself editing posts often
But this time, my problem was simply that the images were crammed too close together, so I put the question in there to divide up the panels. I wanted to figure out how to make it work like the whole slideshow deal, like I've seen other people do. But it doesn't seem to provide that option in a way accessible to my deplorable understanding of internet voodoo. Of all the various things I've dabbled in, website layout is not one of them. And Tumblr's layout in particular, is more confusing to me than normal.
hah, yeah. Me, too XD But this time, my problem was simply that the images were crammed too close
It does that automatically, actually. If you upload images that are wider than 500px in a photo post, it'll automatically format that slideshow deal of the images in the post.
Yeah, tumblr is pretty dodgy. Their design and management makes me think that they did not expect to have REMOTELY this much popularity this quickly.
It does that automatically, actually. If you upload images that are wider than 500px in a photo post
Thank you for letting me know. It will be useful for the future.
Yes, I've experienced some of the dodginess already. When I try to preview an image, it shows the first image I ever posted instead of the newly uploaded one. lol
Fortunately, when I actually post, it has the correct image.
Thank you for letting me know. It will be useful for the future. Yes, I've experienced some of th
