#No-Code Customizable Template

[one-dollar-design]

Elite-Folio Profile Template – Elevate Your Digital Presence

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Stand Out with a Stunning, Modern Profile Template

Your online profile is your digital business card—make it unforgettable! This fully responsive, animated, and customizable profile template is designed to showcase your skills, experience, and personality in the most professional way.

Why Choose This Template?

✅ Dark & Light Mode Toggle – Auto-saves user preference for optimal viewing day or night. ✅ Smooth Animations & Micro-Interactions – Engage visitors with elegant hover effects and transitions. ✅ Mobile-First Responsive Design – Flawless display on all devices (desktop, tablet, and mobile). ✅ Built-in Contact Form + WhatsApp Integration – Let potential clients or employers reach you instantly. ✅ Dynamic Gradient Backgrounds – Eye-catching colors that adapt to your brand. ✅ Floating Social Media Bar – Keep your networks accessible with stylish animated icons.

Perfect For:

✔ Freelancers (Designers, Developers, Writers, Marketers) ✔ Job Seekers – Make recruiters remember you! ✔ Entrepreneurs & Consultants – Present your services professionally. ✔ Creative Professionals – Artists, photographers, and content creators.

Key Benefits:

📌 No Coding Skills Needed – Just replace text, images, and links. 📌 Fast Loading & SEO-Friendly – Optimized for better search visibility. 📌 Modern UI/UX – Clean, elegant, and designed to impress. 📌 Highly Customizable – Change colors, fonts, and layouts easily.

How to Use It?

1️⃣ Download the template. 2️⃣ Edit with any code editor (VS Code, Sublime Text, etc.). 3️⃣ Add your info, portfolio, and links. 4️⃣ Deploy to Netlify, Vercel, or any hosting service.

Pro Tip:

"Your profile is your first impression—make it bold, professional, and memorable!"

Ready to Boost Your Online Presence?

✨ Get this template now and start attracting opportunities!

💬 Need help customizing? Contact us for support! -

Mail: support@one-dollar.design

[themesflat]

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[tigmatemplate]

Blogify - Engaging HTML Templates for Blogs, Posts, and Author Profiles

Blogify transforms your blogging vision into reality with a clean, modern design, responsive layout, and RTL support. It's optimized for SEO, fast loading, and designed for accessibility.

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Overview:

Embark on a digital journey with Blogify - the quintessential HTML template that transforms your blogging vision into a stunning reality. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, Blogify is not just a template; it’s a gateway to a world where content reigns supreme, and design speaks volumes.

First Impressions Last: Step into the realm of Blogify, where a clean and modern design greets every visitor with open arms. The aesthetic appeal of Blogify is undeniable, with a responsive layout that ensures your blog looks impeccable on any device. Whether your readers are on desktops, tablets, or smartphones, the experience remains consistently exceptional.

In conclusion, Blogify is not just a template; it’s a robust platform for storytelling, sharing, and connecting with a global audience. It’s an investment in your online presence, a statement of quality, and a testament to your commitment to providing the best reading experience. Choose Blogify, and let your blog be the beacon that guides readers to your world of words.

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[kayleerowena]

are you an artist who wants to get away from big site-builders like squarespace & have a place to put your work that isn't social media? i threw together a super basic portfolio code template you can use to make your own website!

it should be easy enough to customize if you have a basic understanding of what html and css are. features include:

responsive to fit on different screen sizes

fairly compact — less than 300 lines of css, and you never have to look at anything after line 30 if you don't want to

customizable fonts, colors, image sizes, and decorations right at the top of the css

image gallery with a lightbox function (clicking an image to make it bigger)

free to customize to your heart's content!

enjoy! if you end up using it, please let me know; i'd love to see what you do with it!

blog post ✷ live preview & code ✷ tip jar

[pneuma-themes]

Theme #09: Astral by @pneuma-themes

May this Song lead us to our Paradise.

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A sleek and minimalist sidebar theme created around the idea of having a music player and a monochrome aesthetic. Suitable for all kinds of blogs.

Features:

Optional monochrome images. Can be enabled or disabled from the Customize page.

One accent, 8 color options.

Customizable post width and font size. The live preview uses 600px posts and 13px font size.

4 custom links.

Optional audio music player. Can be enabled or disabled from the Customize page. Paste the direct link of your audio file to the song url field in the Customize page and type the name of your audio file into the song title field. To add the artist name of your audio file, type the artist's name into the song artist field.

Custom link menu title, can be filled by typing the title of your custom link menu into the custom link menu title.

Customizable photoset gutter.

Built-in lightbox for photoset posts.

Mostly NPF-friendly.

Notes:

Usual disclaimer applies.

The audio player only supports one song.

Credits:

Un-blue polls, NPF Image Fix 3.0, NPF Audio Player, Music Player #07, minified spotify player: @glenthemes

customAudio.js: @annasthms

NPF reverse compatible template: @eggdesign

photoset.css: @eggdesign, @annasthms

Icon fonts: Lucide

Sidebar image: たえ (tae402 @ X/Twitter)

Font: Rubik @ bunny.net

Toggle tags on click: @alydae

Responsive video script: @nouvae

Song on preview: Class::DISTLLISTA; by Shimotsuki Haruka from the game Ar nosurge: Ode to an Unborn Star.

Please like and reblog if you like or are using this!

[stellophiliac]

you should make a website!

"my favorite social media site is shutting down!"

"the CEO of the site i use just committed another atrocity!"

"i want a webspace that's all my own!"

if any of these sound like you (and if you're on tumblr, i know at least one applies) you should make your own website!

why make a website?

incredibly customizable

you can put whatever you want on it

it's, well, your own! like a house you build with your own hands

things you'll need

a computer. you can maybe get away with doing this on a mobile device, but i have zero experience there

a code editor. i like VScodium, which is a de-microsoft-ed version of VScode.

a will to learn ;)

site hosting

neocities. everyone knows neocities. at this point i do feel like it's become a bit too centralized, but it's a good option nonetheless. do note that there are filetype restrictions for free users, but that shouldn't be a huge issue for most. what may be an issue, though, is that there's a content security policy that prevents sites made after jan 1st, 2024 to use outside scripts. also, you have to pay to use your own domain

nekoweb. similar to neocities, but there's no filetype restrictions or a content security policy. some differences are outlined in the FAQ (thinking about moving here... i am a traitor...) i'm not sure if domain support is free or paid.

github pages or codeberg pages. you'll need an understanding of git for this

pages.gay: run by besties.house, uses git

teacake: free hosting is currently closed, but paid hosting starts at 2 bucks a month.

leprd.space: i know next to nothing about this.

a web server. don't recommend this if you don't know computer stuff but it is an option (you'll likely have to provide your own domain though)

gripes & solutions (?)

i'm not comfortable maintaining pages in pure HTML / templating with JS sucks!

with a static site generator, you can write pages in markdown and they'll be converted into HTML and (if you'd like) be put into a template of your choosing. my personal choice is 11ty but there are tons of options!

static site generators can be a bit of a learning curve (and you will have to write some html for templating) but if you're making a lot of pages or blogging regularly it's something to consider

there are starters for 11ty online but i might make a more beginner-proofed starter and/or guide in the future? don't count on it

i don't want to write/maintain CSS

simpleCSS is a tiny CSS file you can use to make semantic HTML ("naked" HTML) look nice. it's got decent customization options too. it's not particularly fancy or opinionated, but it's a good starting point if you need something

i don't know what to put on my website!

small list of ideas:

weblog

art/writing/music gallery

movie/show/book tracker

place to store bookmarks/links

scary! i'm scared!

my askbox/messages/e-mail inbox/etc. are open to anyone who'd like to ask for help!

[indicresources]

*.:｡❤︎ ⋆ — 𝐆𝐎𝐎𝐆𝐋𝐄 𝐒𝐈𝐓𝐄𝐒 𝐓𝐄𝐌𝐏𝐋𝐀𝐓𝐄 — 𝐜𝐨𝐜𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐝

i recently switched to google sites and it's a dream to use so i decided to share this template with you guys! this is a multimuse rp template with three different navigation bars & four different muse list options. it has an extensive muse page with space for a bio, links & stats (all optional and customizable). i worked pretty hard on it so i hope you all enjoy using it as much as i do! ♡

do not remove the credit at the bottom of the pages or claim as your own.

reblog when using. liking is also appreciated!

feel free to change the template as much as you like. you don't need coding skills!

to use the template, click "⋮" next to the file you see in the link below and select "make a copy". that's it! you can now find it on your own google sites and google drive overview.

tip: make sure to check your result on your desktop and your phone!

any questions? feel free to ask! mwah!

𝗣𝗥𝗘𝗩𝗜𝗘𝗪 | 𝗧𝗘𝗠𝗣𝗟𝗔𝗧𝗘

[glowettee]

digital notes guide part 1/5: setting up your aesthetic note-taking system 🎀

posted by: glowettee

hey study angels! ♡ mindyyy heree

omg so many of you have been asking about my digital notes setup, and i'm so excited to share all my secrets! this is going to be a 5-part series on creating the most aesthetic and effective digital notes ever. i'm going to start with the basics! this is super exciting because digital notes are literally unlimited, no wasting paper, and no perfect handwriting required.

♡ choosing your digital notebook

because the right foundation changes everything:

notion (my personal fave):

amazing for linking different pages

super customizable layouts

can embed literally everything

aesthetic cover images

databases for tracking progress

easy table of contents

goodnotes:

perfect for iPad users

feels like writing on paper

pretty digital stickers

custom paper templates

easy organization system

beautiful handwriting options

onenote:

works across all devices

infinite canvas (so dreamy!)

easy subject dividers

voice recording option

drawing capabilities

♡ essential digital tools

make sure you have these ready:

hardware needs:

reliable device (laptop/tablet)

stylus if using tablet (worth the investment!)

external keyboard (for faster typing)

good lighting for screen

comfortable study space

backup charging cables

software must-haves:

note-taking app of choice

cloud storage system

screenshot tool

pdf annotator

calendar app

backup system

♡ creating your aesthetic setup

because pretty notes = happy studying:

color scheme selection:

choose 3-4 main colors

pick 2-3 accent colors

create highlight palette

save hex codes

make color meaning system

maintain consistency

font selection:

main text font (i use garamond)

heading font (something cute!)

emphasis font

quote font

size hierarchy

spacing rules

♡ basic organization system

keep everything findable:

folder structure:

semester folders

subject folders

unit folders

topic folders

resource folders

revision folders

naming convention:

date_subject_topic

use consistent formatting

add emoji indicators

number sequence system

status markers

importance levels

♡ template creation

work smarter not harder:

essential templates:

lecture notes template

reading notes template

study guide template

revision notes template

project planner template

weekly overview template

template elements:

header section (date, subject, topic)

learning objectives area

main content space

summary section

question bank area

revision checklist

setting up your digital note system might take time, but it's so worth it! think of it like creating your perfect study sanctuary - every detail matters!

the next post will be getting into actually taking notes during class (and making them both pretty and effective!). for now, focus on setting up your perfect system.

pro tip: don't get too caught up in making everything perfect from the start. your system will evolve as you use it, just like how my notes looked completely different freshman year!

xoxo, mindy 🎀

[naileadevoras]

MACINTOSH . PSD

greetings , luv'd 1s ! i've been into aesthetic desktops lately so for this week , i present to you a character template based on minimalistic macbook wallpapers . i made this template completely from scratch ( except for the images used ) so everything is mostly customizable . please make sure you are knowledgeable on clipping masks , color overlays , etc . ! i tried colour coding certain layers though so beginner photoshop users wont get too confused . also , make sure you have these fonts installed : fontspring , brownbaglunch , necto mono , & poppins . if you have any inquiries , don't hesitate to send me an ask . i hope you enjoy & as always , a like + reblog would be greatly appreciated !

click the  source link  to  download  this template .

[yeonjvnz]

*   xo (only if you say yes) a playlist template by yeonjvnz. 

to use this template you must have basic knowledge of photoshop: clipping mask, color overlay, strokes, shapes, smart objects. for a better result i suggest sharpen the images.

this pds includes: a fully customizable background, decorative shapes, elements and a cassette that can be fully customizable (color, image).

please don’t extract parts of this psd and use them in your own.

the fonts used are desirable calligraphy, scalone, poppins, source code pro.

if you have any doubts regarding this PSD, please contact me via DM.

*           download ( $ 2 ) this template comes with a freebie !

[uroboros-if]

Fade to Black Macro

Demo

I have finally turned my fade to black transitions into a somewhat easy to use macro!! :) I am not sure if this has been done before!

Customizable fade times

Built to be compatible with backward and forward buttons (mostly!)

Works across all screen sizes

Note: This is only for SugarCube.

Setup

Copy and paste this Pastebin to your Story JavaScript.

Copy and paste this Pastebin to your Story Stylesheet.

Make a new passage titled exactly as "black_fade". Add the passage tag, "black-fade". Inside, write <div id="black"></div>. Super important! Copy below identically.

After this, your installment of the macro should be complete!

Usage

In the passages where you will be fading from and where you will be fading to, tag it as "passage-fade". For example, I want to transition from "p1" to "p2" with a black fade. Thus, both p1 and p2 should have the tag.

In the passage where you will be fading from, write <<fadestart>>.

Use the <<link>> macro to link to your destination. Inside the link macro, use <<passagefade "[passage name]" [fade time]>> where [passage name] is the passage you want to go to, and fade time is how long the black fade will be in miliseconds. (1000ms = 1s). However, do NOT put the passage you will be going to in the <> macro itself. See below:

Here, I want to go to the passage "p2". Do NOT write <<link "Next passage" "p2">><</link>>. Do not provide the destination passage in the link macro itself. The macro <<passagefade>> will handle it for you if you specify the passage name in the first argument.

Once you do all this, you should be able to sit back and happily use it as you please!

Problems?

Make sure you have the passage "black_fade" titled exactly like that.

Also make sure it has <div id="black"></div> and nothing more!

Make sure "black_fade" is tagged with "black-fade".

Make sure you used <<fadestart>> in the passage you are transitioning from.

Make sure you are correctly using the macro <<passagefade>>. You specify time in miliseconds; it should not have "ms" or "s" included in the argument. It should just be the number (e.g. 4000 for 4 seconds).

Make sure the passages you are fading from and to are tagged with "passage-fade".

There may be CSS/HTML that is interfering with the look of the fade!

There may be other JavaScript code interering with the current code.

If you are having problems, please let me take a look at your Stylesheet or let me know what template you are using! However, I highly recommend looking at the playable and downloadable demo.

(This macro is free to use, free to copy for all commercial and non-commercial projects with no additional fees. Credit is appreciated!)

[daisycodes]

LAVENDER HAZE SKIN

this skin is an updated version of one i used on my site from october 2022-march 2023, with all new templates and a new main profile! a live preview is available via message on either here or discord at daisyschains.

 the skin includes:

fully customizable use of variables (including changing member group colours and font variables)

light and dark mode, including alternating backgrounds to suit those modes

changing member group colors on post and forum rows, as well as profiles

all html templates included

a tabbed profile applicationincluding a freestyle section and auto tracker

isotope member list which includes an automatic update of aliases

two versions, one with and one without the waves

the posting templates include:

face claim, announcement templates, post and trigger warning templates

communication and thread templates in two different styles and a variety of gif size options

full social media template collection - tinder, instagram and twitter

full development template collection with the option for titles or not, images in titles, etc.

full request template collection (multi, single and no image)

also two versions, one with and one without the waves

you can either purchase it as a set (for a reduced price) or buy them separately.

full skin and templates- £90 GBP

separate codes

comm set - £5 GBP

thread set - £5 GBP

request set- £8 GBP

development set - £8 GBP

social media set (instagram, tinder, twitter)- £8

site codes set (no application or directory) - £8

guidebook- £3 GBP

skin- £50 GBP

please do reach out if you have any questions or if you notice any errors! i’m always happy to help 💞

[jesterwaves]

Making a personal website

Why do it?

Having a website is a great creative outlet, and gives you way more control over your space than social media. You are in full control of the content you host on your site, and, if you ever need to migrate to a new host for it, you won’t have to worry about losing a bunch of stuff (for the most part)

Make a page that's just a bunch of pictures of wizards! Turn it into an ARG! Use it as a portfolio! Make it dedicated to your OC Verse(s)! The world's your oyster! HTML and CSS may seem like a lot at first but it's honestly not very hard to learn!

You don't need to be an expert to have a good looking website!

Sections:

Where to Host + File Hosting

Actually Making a Website

What to write your code IN

Keeping Your Site Accessible

Preventing Scrapping with a robots.txt

Etiquette and Useful Terms

Where to Host

There are a few places around the net you can find, but for a personal, fully customizable site you’ll want to avoid commercial places like Squarespace. Squarespace is aimed at people who don’t want to make a site from scratch and are specifically looking at something professional for a portfolio or business. You won't have the rights to the code!

Neocities is the biggest name in the indie web space right now, but Nekoweb has gained some attention lately. You can even use both as a mirror of one another, and if you ever need to move hosts, you can download all your files from either of them.

Differences Between Neocities and Nekoweb:

Neocities offers 1 GB of storage

Nekoweb offers 50MB of storage (half of neocities)

Nekoweb does NOT restrict what file types you can host

Neocities restricts file types to non-supporters. Most files are fine, you'll probably only run into issue with video or audio files (but those eat up a lot of space anyway...) Full list here

IMO Neocities is also just more beginner friendly

NOTE: nekoweb has a robots.txt on their server by default, neocities does not but AFAIK new sites will be given a robots.txt for which they can set the allowed/disallowed themselves. There has been some misinfo about this: this is not neocities giving your data to ai, this is really just the default state of the internet, unfortunately. Either way, you can set up a robots.txt yourself to say whatever you want!

Alternate File Hosting

It’s best to host everything you can on the same host as your site, but if you're limited in space or type, you can host it somewhere else.

Make sure to use something dedicated to hosting files, otherwise your links may end up breaking (so don't use discord). I use file garden, which I have liked, though it's slow sometimes. I know others around neocities who have used catbox.moe… but those links always break for me, for some reason.

If you don’t mind hosting on youtube or soundcloud, there are ways you can embed those players onto your site as well!

I host audio and my art gallery on file garden; everything else is directly on my site and it only takes up 2.5% of my 1 GB of space!

Nekoweb and Neocities aren't meant to be used as file hosts, so don't try to use your neocities as "extra storage" for your nekoweb site, or visa versa.

The Actual “Making a Website” Part

For designing your website, I recommend to browse around personal sites on neocities and nekoweb for inspiration before drawing something out. If you don’t want to design a site yourself, there are plenty of templates, including the classic sadgrl.online site generator (and this guide to tweaking it).

Neocities Guides for Absolute Beginners (if you've never used any html, this is a good starting place)

Making a layout from start to finish (if you know what an html tag is, this should be fine for you; it's what I used!)

Making your website responsive (I swear it’s so easy to make your website mobile accessible unless you’re doing something totally crazy with it)

Sadgrls other guides

The Mozilla and W3Schools documentation are useful resources, but may be confusing to you at first. I myself learned basic HTML, CSS, and Javascript ages ago on Khan Academy, but as Khan Academy started using AI at some point, I have no idea how those hold up.

Take it in pieces, you’ll get a hang of it!

Relative Links

You don't need to link your full URL to link an image; you can link files relatively. For example, if I have a page in my main directory, and an image in folder titled "images" within that directory, I can just link it like this: "/images/image.png" You may or may not need the slash in the beginning, depending on your host. For neocities, I typically don't.

But what if you have a page in a folder and want to access a link in the main directory? Just add two dots for each folder you want to move backwards from: "../image.png" (1 folder backwards) "../../image.png" (2 folders backwards)

Avoid using relative links on your "not_found.html" page, because that page displays anytime a user tries to access a page that doesn't exist, and it will attempt to retrieve links from whatever the user typed into the bar. eg, if a user typed in "your-url/folder/page", it will treat relative links as though it is in that folder.

What to Write Your Code IN

If you make a file for all your website files and organize it in the same way as it is on your website host, you can open your html files in your browser offline and preview how they work and function.

Codepen is a great free code editor for html, css, and js specifically, which also allows a live preview of your site.

I've tried Dreamweaver and it's super buggy (and definitely not worth the price). I know some people use Visual Code Studio but I've never tried it myself.

Keeping Your Site Accessible

Many websites on the indie web right now, are unfortunately, accessibility nightmares… But, it’s actually not that hard to make your website more accessible without sacrificing your artistic intent

Semantic tags are tags that don’t have a specified style but help screen readers interpret content. You should also be careful not to use tags for something other than their intended purpose. Here’s a guide to semantic tags.

Alt text can describe elements to screen readers, but for decorative content like dividers, it's unnecessary. To let a screen reader just pass over them, set the alt property to an empty string ("")

Alt text furthermore should be descriptive but concise. Focus on the most important details and meaning/purpose of the image, not all the little details. Descriptions should also be objective, not subjective.

Color Contrast: text with low contrast against the background may be difficult or even impossible for some people to read. You can check color contrast using firefox’s developer tools, or through this website.

Flashing imagery and bright colors should, at the very least, be warned against. There is a way to use Javascript to freeze gifs, but it’s a bit complicated

Many people make their index page list content warnings so people can prepare themselves ahead of time, or turn back if content on the site may be harmful to them.

These are just the major things I’ve run into myself, but I’m still learning how to make my pages more accessible. For more info on things you can do to make your site more accessible check out these resources.

Prevent Scraping with a Robots.txt

This is not a foolproof method, in fact, bad actors will scrap your files anyway. All a “robots.txt” does is politely request that robots don’t scrap your site for anything… It’s up to the programmers to make their robots LISTEN. Here’s an article that has a blocklist for a bunch of the major bots.

I know this may be demoralizing, but unfortunately the only way you can “protect” your files against ai is to never share them. But, ai can never replace the way you feel about your work or the desire other people have to connect with it. AI can only ever produce a stale, easily digestible imitation… Basically, I know it's scary right now, but keep making your stuff. Do what you can to protect it…. But please don’t let ai stop your spirit!

Etiquette and Useful Terms

88x31 buttons were a staple of the old web, so many people make buttons for their site so other people can link to it!

Hotlinking refers to linking a file from someone else’s site to your own. This isn’t a big problem for big websites like tumblr or twitter, but hotlinking a file from someone’s personal site uses THEIR bandwidth anytime someone loads YOUR site and is frowned upon. This is only applicable to FILES on someone’s page, just linking to their page is fine!

i had an example but tumblr thought it was actual code...

Most browsers allow you to look at the source code for a website by right clicking and choosing "view source". This is a great way to learn how people do certain things... but they may not take kindly if you copy their code. Use it as a guide; don't copy huge chunks of code unless they have said it's okay to.

A webring is a collection of websites with some shared trait/topic that link to each other so that it forms a ring (i.e: Website 1 <--> Website 2 <--> Website 3 <--> Website 1). Web listings and web cliques are similar concepts; it’s basically like joining a club.

An RSS feed is basically like a “following” tab…but for the whole internet (well…any site that has an RSS feed). That way, people who don’t have a neocities or nekoweb (or other) account can get updated whenever your site does. To subscribe to an RSS feed, you’ll need a feed reader, which you can find as an extension for whatever browser you use. As for making a RSS feed, here’s a simple guide.

Javascript’s pretty complicated and I just look up what I want to know and learn from there so I'm not confident to give you help. But, I had to learn that scripts are very picky about where you declare them. If they aren't working, try moving them around.

I'm not an expert, so apologies if I've said anything wrong/confusing. These are resources I found useful or WISH I had when I started. Happy coding!

[artsy-alice]

dropping soon:

🎀 STICKERBOMB 🗓️ A DIY Printable Perpetual Calendar ✨

this is what i've been cooking the past few weeks! new calendar design, this time super customizable! for the folks who like decorating stuff!

Set the dates by swapping the month name & sliding the lil frame left & right! ↔️ (yes this is a simpler version of my old calendar ahaha)

Decorate it with my lil doodles or ur lil doodles or stickers from ur stash, bedazzle it with rhinestones if u wanna be dramatic, stick ur blorbo on it, idk, the theme is Decora <3

Choose ur chibis from chibi sets i've drawn before 😅 bc I will not let those chibis die ahahaha - but also there might be some surprise old doodles of mine that might make it as lil stickers in the set? we'll see!

There will be an available Black & White version a la coloring book for a printer-friendly option! If u believe in urself and ur coloring skillz!

It will work a lot like ye olde Snowglobe Box Card in that it will have its own mini-app/webpage to let u mix and match colors and stickers, then you can print the generated template and go be artsy and craftsy about it! ^-^)/

But if you don't wanna go through the trouble of picking & choosing, there will also be a Mega Stickerbomb PDF available for those who wanna see every option and every sticker and every chibi and then choose which pages to print out (or don't choose,, and print everything,, girl wtf). While the webpage will be free to access for everyone, the PDF will be on my Ko-fi Shop for FREE or Pay What You Want like my other printables! ^-^)/

Anyways, I am in the middle of coding the thingy right now, and consolidating chibis. There are so many chibis u guys. Hopefully I'm able to get these up by next week!

[pneuma-themes]

Theme #08: Empyreum by @pneuma-themes

I am made of quiet storms washing themselves away.

Live Preview (Temporary) / Static Preview: [Index] [Permalink] / Get the code: [pastebin] [Github]

A simple sidebar theme in a similar vein to Theia. I made this as an answer to an ask I answered not too long ago (it definitely feels like forever ago though). Suitable for all kinds of blogs.

Features:

Customizable post widths and font sizes. The live preview uses 600px post width and 13px font size. Enter the desired post width on the post width field and the desired font size on the font size field on the Customization page.

Customizable photoset gutter.

One accent color, 8 color options

A 64x64px icon on the sidebar. Any square image will resize automatically.

3 custom links.

Notes:

This theme uses the new NPF theme base. Everything should work as expected, except for some things, particularly reblogged quote posts. See below for an explanation.

A quote reblogged via the new editor will be, unfortunately, displayed as a usual blockquote. This is a Tumblr bug. I have tried my best to support both legacy and new quotes while the legacy editor is still in use, but as we slowly transition to the new editor, design choices have to be made, and for the time being that choice is made for us theme makers by the staff.

Credits:

Icon: @polymith

Unblue polls, npf audio player: @glenthemes

customAudio.js: @annasthms

photoset.css: @annasthms, @eggdesign

Flexible video resize: @nouvae

NPF-reverse compatible template: @eggdesign

Icon fonts: Akar Icons

Font: Public Sans @ bunny.net

Please like and reblog if you like or are using this!

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MADELINE: PERSONAL THEME BY ETHEREAL THEMES

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Personal with 300-540px posts

Navigation: Home, Contact, +4 additional links (customizable icons selections + filled or line)

Four images styled as polaroids, these include one large portraits and three icons

Body font family options

Font size options

Dark or light custom tumblr tools control

Misc PNG, "blob" shaped decos and ripped paper pngs, all customizable and uploaded using main editor

Un-nested captions + NPF support ; All post previews are made using the new post editor, but this theme also supports old posts. New + old post styles look the same.

Color options for: background, text, links, borders, content, four accents, content, polaroid colors (if image is removed), polaroid tape colors, liked posts heart, question posts, all decos + more

Other Options (with on/off toggles):

Blog Title

Sharpened images (large polaroids are slightly rotating which can cause blurriness)

Do edit any feature to make it your own.

Don’t use as base code, remove credit or claim as your own.

Everything you see can be edited including colors, texts and much more. This theme was made with personal (and muse / rp) blogs in mind.

Basic HTML to edit, all info is on the main editor, so no html needed! Please reblog or like if using. And let me know if you come across any issues.