First I wanted to apologize for my horrible english. And I would be grateful if you give your like/reblog in this post! This tutorial requires experience in make a psd, i hope you understand my explanation and enjoy! Mixsoucers
i received a tutorial request asking me how to get a pastel effect on picspams (example) so i’ll be showing you how to make something like this in photoshop
Hi there! I was asked
how I colored my icon, which is originally a black and white photo of
Audrey Hepburn, so I decided to make a tutorial on how to color a black and white photo.
I’ll warn you that this
tutorial is kind of lengthy, so please bear with me. Let’s begin!
A couple of months ago, we changed “ignore” to “block” and added some new features that increase privacy. Now we’re introducing a “Show this blog on the web” toggle that gives you even more control over who sees your stuff. If you’re stressed about lurkers, this is the toggle for you.
When you disable “Show this blog on the web:”
Anyone who tries to visit your blog on the web (ie. support.tumblr.com) will see an error page
Someone following your blog can only see your posts on their dashboard when they’re logged in
Logged-in users who know your blog exists can follow it from the follow page here: tumblr.com/following
There’s no sacrifice of social features! Your followers can read, like, reply to, and reblog your posts
You can still block anyone from following your blog
To hide any non-group blog from the web, click “Settings” under the account menu at the top of the dashboard, then click the name of the blog you’d like to update on the right side of the page. Scroll down to the directory portion of your blog settings and toggle the “Show this blog on the web” option off.
Voila! Well, actually, pas ici! Your blog disappears from the web in a plume of smoke.
THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT IVE BEEN HOPING FOR MY ENTIRE LIFE ON THIS WEBSITE !!!!!!!!!!
So, the old XKit is slowly becoming obsolete, but you don’t want to lose your settings when upgrading to the new XKit. Well, congratulations! You don’t have to! Contrary to rumors flying around, XCloud still works. You can upload your settings to the XKit server and get them back once you’ve downloaded the new version.
Let’s get to work, shall we?
Backing Up Settings
1. Open the XKit Options Menu and download the XCloud extension.
2. Register for your XCloud account.
3.
Sign in to your XCloud account. Afterwards, you should see this screen:
4. Click Sync. Click the shield and press “Load unsafe scripts”. The window will refresh.
5.
Navigate back to the XCloud Sync page and attempt to sync again.
You have successfully gotten your settings onto the XCloud server!
Now you’ve got to get it back. Once you’ve downloaded the New XKit and installed XCloud from the extensions gallery, you’re ready to restore.
Restoring Settings
1. Click restore at the main menu to begin.
2. If you get an error like this:
Then you have an outdated or custom extension. If you have No Sidebar or Estufar’s Sidebar Fix, you will need to uninstall them in order to proceed.
3. After that, you’re good! Congratulations, you have your settings safe and sound!
