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Field Notes Theme

The Field Notes Theme is based on the look of the Field Notes Brand website. It is designed by Manasto Jones and displays posts in a simple, five-hundred pixel wide one-column layout that is easy to read.

Some of it's features include post-by-post navigation, notes display, a drop down description box that displays your avatar, a footer that displays a list of the people you follow with two rows initially, tags, and all of them when hovered over, and automatic set up to display your latest Twitter update. For instructions on how to do that, click here.

If you plan on installing this theme you should probably follow it, that way you can get updated on any bug fixes and I can know if anyone actually installed it.

  • yakibah asked: Why does my flickr feed doesn't work?

    I think you entered ID: 14906294@N08 in the Flickr ID field instead of just 14906294@N08.

    Tagged: answer theme question flickr

    Posted on February 20, 2010 with 1 note

  • How to Embed your Flickr Photo Stream

    For people who aren’t used to working with HTML or customizing their Tumblr themes, don’t worry, I have tried to make embedding your Flickr photo stream into this theme as easy as possible.

    There are two ways of doing this. You’re going to need your Flickr ID for both of them, so let’s get that first. This is east to get a hold of, just go to idgetter and follow the one instruction there is.

    For example, my Flickr username is bschaeffer, so correctly getting my Flickr ID will look like this on the idgetter page:

    Copy your id.

    New Way (Version 3 or later)

    With your id copied, go to your Customize screen from your dashboard and click Apperance. Find the input that says Flickr ID and paste your id into it. Click Save and your Flickr photos will show up in your header.

    Old Way (Version 2 or earlier)

    With your id copied, the next step is to insert this little line of javascript into your theme:

    flickr('your_id'); 

    Of course, you’re going to want to replace your_id with the id you got from idgetter, leaving the single quotes there. You want to place that somewhere under the hideFollows(x); code. You can find it near the top of theme file.

    The last step to is insert the Flickr <div> element. Here’s the code for that:

    <div id="flickr">
    	<noscript>Your message for people w/o javascript enabled goes here.</noscript>
    	<div id="clearfix"></div>
    </div>
    

    You can place that code inside the header or the footer. Look for these markers inside the HTML and they will tell you where you should place the code. Here’s what it looks like (full size here):

    Again, there is a spot in both the header and the footer that have these comments.

    And with that you can save the changes. The end result, if you’ve done it the way I described, should look exactly like this:

    Again, I did it this way to try make it as easy as possible to add your Flickr stream to your site. I have already set up the styles so that it will fit the look of theme, so it really is as easy as copying and pasting.

    If you have any questions at all, or this does not seem to be working for you, please feel free to contact me. You can find a link to my email on this page.

    Tagged: text how to flickr

    Posted on April 6, 2009 with 80 notes

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