tumblr-themes

Themes designed for Tumblr blogs

Project maintained by wovenstarlight Hosted on GitHub Pages — Theme by mattgraham

Theme 4: Sans Comic

Designed with webcomic blogs in mind, this doubles as a standard blog theme.

PREVIEWS: Index page, permalink

INSTALL

If you like this theme or plan to use it, please reblog it on Tumblr!

Features

Theme-specific

Comic features
- Special comic navigation: First, Previous, Next, and Last
- Link to read in chronological order
- Special tag links section
- Decorative header and sidebar options
Optional features: choose whether to show or hide
- Avatar/Title/Description
- Search bar
- Like/Reblog buttons (individually toggleable)
- Tags (choose whether to show by default or on click)
- Random post/Archive buttons
Unlimited custom links
Custom colors for special text/links
Date options
- Show/hide dates
- MM/DD or DD/MM format
- Dates in text format (7 Oct 2021) or number format (7/10/2021)

Standard

Dark/light modes - choose two distinct color themes!
- Set your default mode
- Optional mode toggle
Font options for general text and title
- Choice between Tumblr and Google fonts
- Custom font size
Customizable post width
Collapsible sections for use on custom blog pages
- Preview here
Responsive
Supports new post types (NPF) and pinned posts
Unnested captions
Optional FAQ/submission guidelines for Ask/Submit pages

Credits

Original design concept by kernelbastard
Tippy.js tooltips by atomiks
Icons from Font Awesome
Custom like buttons by Georgi Demirev
NPF photosets plugin by codematurgy
Dark/light mode toggle by eggdesign
Custom audio posts by annasthms
Scroll to top script by Fabian Lins

Screenshot previews

Screenshot of a standard page, scrolled to the bottom. The page navigation now shows First, Previous, Next, and Last in images of pixelated text. The header is no longer visible, though the sidebar is, and there is pixel art of flames on the left and right of the posts as background images. The blog has been changed to the light theme, in purple and light red colors. Dark mode screenshot of a tag page. The header is narrower and doesn't have a background image or home/chronological links, and the header lists the number of posts in the tag along with links to posts sorted oldest first and newest first. The blog avatar is round instead of square, and the page navigation at the bottom shows the four First/Previous/Next/Last links in text instead of images.