Yes - there's a built in feature in the Tumblrpost editor. Simply put your cursor where you want to cut the text and add your 'Read more' link. Then click the'Read more' icon in the menu bar. You'll see a dotted line toindicate where the text will be cut. Salome Pilawa Explainer. How do I post on Tumblr? Click the Text Post icon a capital and lowercase letter A onyour Tumblr dashboard.
Tumblr displays the Add a Text Postpage. Optional Give your blog post a title in the Title field. Type the text of your blog post in the Post field. Use as muchor as little text as you want. Laurens Oldenhage Explainer. How do I put a link in my description on Tumblr? Click " Link " atthe top of the Dashboard screen to create a post that's a link and nothing else. Add a title, the URL itself,and a description if required on the subsequent screen. Click "Create post" to publish it to your Tumblr blog.
Eulises Domezain-Iriarte Pundit. How do you make a link in your description on Tumblr? Links in a Post. Marty Cone—Cohen Pundit.
How do you embed a link in text? Create a hyperlink to a location on the web. Check out our Work in Progress blog and start a discussion with the community. Heads up! What does it do? Same with search URLs. The toggle above gives you early access to figure this all out. To do this, turn that toggle on, and click around on your tags to see if any of the URLs changed. We hope this is great news for anyone who uses tags in specific ways we see you! Please hit us up via Support if you have any questions or concerns about this!
Fixed an issue on blog archives where multi-line tags would be cut off. Fixed an issue that prevented replies and reblogs from being reported in the new notes view currently out to a handful of folks for testing. His professional career includes stints as a computer tech, information editor and income tax preparer.
Sembera now writes full time about business and technology. Home Internet. Tips The above steps work only when you use Tumblr's default rich-text editor to compose your posts. This block gets rendered for each post in reverse chronological order. The number of posts that appear per-page can be configured in the Customize area for the blog on the Advanced tab.
Width for inline media in the post body. Minimum: px. Width for inline media in the reblog chain. Minimum: px must be smaller than or same as inlineMediaWidth. The permalink for a post. The permalink for a post, but not including the domain. A shorter URL that redirects to this post. URL of the embed page where users can copy the post's embed code.
Example: An HTML class-attribute friendly list of the post's tags. Mostly, it should begin with a letter, followed by letters, digits, hyphens, or underscores. Letters need to be from the English alphabet, as international or non-English characters may give unexpected results. For posts imported from other sites, an HTML-friendly version of the source domain will also be included, with periods in the domain replaced by underscores.
The class-attribute "reblog" will be included automatically if the post was reblogged from another post. Rendered for the post at the specified offset. This makes it possible to insert an advertisement or design element in the middle of your posts. Useful if you want to use Javascript to render your posts. A click-through URL for this photo. Defaults to media permalink if one is not set. A closing anchor-tag output only if a click-through URL is set.
URL for the high-res or panorama sized photo of this post. No wider than px or px respectively. URL for the panorama photo of this post.
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