You don’t need any type of generators to create a Tumblr Scroll Box, since they all have the same code, except for the background color.
Anyways, we created a small set of Tumblr Scrolling Boxes so you can just grab the code and add it to your Tumblr Blog.
Some Tumblr themes, like the one that comes by default each time you start a tumblr blog, come with a built-in Search Box on the sidebar, most others though, don’t have any
Besides, the default search engine box for your Tumblr doesn’t work pretty well, bringing nonsense results.
That’s why adding a search box that look for both tags and content does much better. Follow the tutorial below and get your own tumblr search engine [do not mistake it with the dashboard tumblr search, which look for tag results in the whole Tumblr universe.]
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Here is a list of clock widgets for Tumblr. They can be easily added to your Tumblr blog, by pasted the embed Clock Code given by the websites below.
You can choose from a range options, (e.g. digital clock, analog clock, differente timezones, etc.)
Another useful Tumblr widget similar to these clocks are the hit counters, give them a try as well.
There are a total of three Tumblr Snow Effects Code that display different types of falling snowflakes. Getting the snow effect in your Tumblr Theme HTML is actually very simple, you just need to paste some script code that we provide. If you notice that your browser starts getting slow, you might just want to delete and save it.
The Tumblr SnowEffect Script is only applied to your theme, this effect does not affect photos or pictures. For more Tumblr Codes follow the link.
We we say Tumblr Blogroll, that basically means showing all the people you are following, the regular meaning for most other blog platforms is place a link to your favourite sites, not all of them on the same platform. For this Tumblr Code, we’ll stick to the first one and tell you step-by-step how to create a tumblr blogroll, both in a separate page or in your sidebar.
There are some Tumblr themes that have a built-in blogroll, but this tip is for those that do not. This script is not exatly a widget, but rather just a piece of code for your layout.
If you have abandoned secondary Tumblr Blogs that you no longer update and want those visitors to get redirected to an active Tumblelog you just need to apply some simple redirect code snippet to the theme html of that blog you no longer use.
You can also place a redirect loop in a specific Tumblr Page, that way only that page/post will get a redirection to another url, and not the entire website. Just need to add some Tumblr Codes.
Ever seen a Tumblr Shaking Image in your Dashboard feed?. Well, creating those images is easier than you think, since you just need to apply some basic code to your Tumblr html and then you ca choose to have it applies to all your pictures and photos, or just individually.
Getting images urls from other Tumblr blogs is not enough, since javascript code is needed from in your own layout.
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