Tumblelink May 19, 2008
I made two new websites! jackmottram.com is a fancy modern homepage which lets you see what I’m up to all over the web, and Work collects stuff I’ve written in the newspapers and magazines.
« »Tumblethought February 16, 2008
If you look down, you’ll see that you can now browse the Tumble archives. Well, you always could, but until now it involved typing URLs into the address bar of your browser. Links are so much more modern and convenient, don’t you think? Can you believe it took me more than two years to add <ul><?php wp_get_archives(); ?></ul> to the template file?!
Tumblethought October 6, 2007
TumbLrd points out that, like an idiot, I forgot to include ‘previous’ and ‘next’ links on Tumble’s pages. That glaring error is now fixed: on a post page click on the little arrows that appear after the list of tags to navigate back and forwards in time. I’ll add a way to browse the archives soon, too.
« »Tumblelink January 12, 2007
Tumble is a lightweight, minimalist, blosxom-like thingy for making a tumblelog. It’s nothing to do with Tumble, as in the site you’re reading, which is powered by WordPress–drop me a line if you want the templates.
# blosxom, meta, tumble, tumblelogs, wordpress
Tumblethought January 8, 2007
Posting of pretty pictures, lovely links and, er, quote-worthy quotes will resume tomorrow. Fixing the tag cloud might take a little longer (but you can still view tags by clicking on them under the posts).
Tumblelink July 27, 2006
Tumble is now powered by WordPress. Everything seems to be working okay, although many posts are incorrectly tagged, which I’m in the process of fixing. If you see anything peculiar, do send me an email. (I already know that the URLs are a bit ugly – anyone know how to get rid of the /index.php/ bit?)
« »Tumblelink June 1, 2006
Apologies for the recent outage, this entry at Submit Response explains what went wrong.
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Tumblelink May 16, 2006
tumbleicio.us is, as you might expect, a site for “reviews, how-to’s, and more–all on tumblelogs”. It’s brand new, so there’s no content–worth keeping an eye on, perhaps.
« »Tumblelink May 13, 2006
The Tumblelist–the canonical listing of tumblelogs. It never really caught on, did it?
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