First you go click 'customize', apparently you click 'appearence' instead of 'theme' and you copy and paste whatever you want in the "TYPEKIT CODE" BOX. Then click save.
First, you should open your Tumblr customisation page, then click the theme button. Then select "Use Custom HTML". Then insert any custom HTML that you want.
Customize>Theme>Custom HTML>Paste your layout code
No! You just edit the HTML code c:
After you click on the "Customize Appearance" link, the bar on the left should show either your selected theme or "custom theme." You should see an "Edit HTML" button next to it. Clicking on that will bring you to the HTML of your theme. You can change your background on the HTML. Or instead of going to the custom HTML, you can go under Appearance and you can either upload a picture for your background or change the colour of it.
Learn HTML.
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When you edit your html, press save, then refresh. Then you go back to the settings page.
With basic HTML.
To remove Wikiplayer from your Tumblr blog, go to your blog's settings by clicking on the user icon in the top right corner and selecting "Edit appearance." Scroll down to the "Add a custom description" section and check for any embedded Wikiplayer code or links. Remove any references to Wikiplayer, then save your changes. If you have added it via custom HTML, navigate to the "Edit theme" section and remove the relevant code from the HTML editor.
Edit the HTML.
To edit your Tumblr with HTML codes, go to your Tumblr dashboard and click on your blog name. Then, select "Edit Theme" and click on "Edit HTML" to access the HTML code. You can make changes directly in the code editor; just ensure you back up your existing HTML before making any modifications. Save your changes when done, and refresh your blog to see the updates.
To start, click the name of your blog at the top of the Dashboard, click the "Customize appearance" button on the right side of the page. Click the "Theme"tab, and click "Use custom HTML". This will bring up a text box with your current theme's HTML code.