Thank you so much and you’re quite welcome! *hugs*
Latest release
NOTE: I will no longer be answering anonymous questions.
Just a heads up
There are several angry pixiv artists on twitter and 2ch that complain about people taking their art without permission, edit them, and sometimes put watermarks on them. Even if they get credit, they didn’t ask for permission. And I’m sure you wouldn’t want your art to be edited, because that gives a negative impression towards the original artwork (Or so some illustrators think)
There was one thread on 2ch that started a small movement to have Pixiv’s regulations, making it only accessible to people inside Asia, until the US site was opened.
Though there are very few people who do ask for permission, even if there’s a language barrier, the illustrators will try to communicate back to the person.
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Alien League:
Very, very thin font. Interesting for a line, not so great for only a word or a block of text. Looks a bit like a bar code.
Examples: x
Corabael:
Great for a word here and there, definitely not for a lot text. Great y’s and f’s, but it doesn’t have punctuation marks.
Examples: x x xCourier New:
Loos great, but not always easy to use as it gets pixellated very fast and I almost always need a double layer for it to be readable. Not very good for small text, but it can be a fun font.
Examples: x x x xElephant:
Not very special but still a little different than other fonts. Not always very readable. Broadway is also a good alternative for this.
Examples: x xFangtasia:
Very swirly with the t’s, fun to use for a couple of words.
Examples: x xFolks (Bold):
Can be used for a lot of text, but not very interesting to play with size/italics/upper-and lowercase etc in one graphic because it starts to look messy.
Examples: x xFrail:
Bit of a weird font. Not always useable, but it can look cool.
Examples: x xFutura:
Rounder than Futura LT Condensed, but very readable and good for lots of text.
Examples: x x x x x x x xFutura LT Condensed:
FAVORITE. I use it so much :D Especially on gifs. The letters are thin, so you can put a lot of words in one line, it’s vey readable and playing with size, uppercase/lowercase, italics, space between your letters, etc. makes it look very different.
Examples: x x x x x x x x x xGeorgia / Times New Roman (probably on your computer already):
Oldies but goodies. I personally don’t really see much difference between them, to be honest :D But you can use them for a block of text, you can use them in all-capslock, and they’re really great when you want to change up the size of your words. Playing with the space between the letters can give a different look as well.
Examples: x x x x x x x x xKaty Berry:
Cute swirly font. Hearts instead of dots, so not something to put on everything.
Examples: x xPTF Nordic Rnd:
A bit on the boring side, but very readable and useable.
Examples: x xPea Lyndal:
Very cool y’s, t’s and j’s. Not always very readable and takes some fitting when you have more than a couple words, but can look very cool.
Examples: x xPea Mee-Mee:
Fun and swirly, good for a couple words but definitely not for a block of text.
Examples: xPump Demi Bold:
Fun and readable. I really like this one in italic.
Examples: x x xRockwell:
Similar to Courier New, but easier to use as it’s thicker..
Examples: x
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Hmm…I’m not exactly sure what you mean, which is why I advise people to ask me unanonymously so I can look at the issue *disables anon*
Do you mean there are photos that stick out of the posts?
Image lazy load is a transition effect. As you scroll down, the posts smoothly fade in instead of how they typically load. You can see as an example in http://absintheme.tumblr.com/. ^^
Theme 07: Ennui

It’s my first grid/masonry theme! It’s relatively simple-looking but it took me a while to make the codes user-friendly and customizable. I hope you guys like it! ^^
Specs:
- 250/400px. wide post options
- Single column/ 2-columned/ 3-columned options
- Optional endless scrolling
- 5 custom links
- Circular sidebar pic option (156x156 px)
- Various other customization selections
Live preview and code:
Fugue Music Player tab. Credit appreciated.
- Live preview : Fugue theme
- Music Player used : Billy Player - Tutorial
- Icon used : Ixora icons post
In the CSS part (above </style>)
#player
{position:fixed;
bottom:0px;
left:-170px;
height:10px;
padding:1px 8px 3px 1px;
letter-spacing:2px;
background-color:#000;
-moz-border-radius:0px 10px 0px 0px;
border-radius:0px 10px 0px 0px;
-webkit-transition: opacity 1s linear;-webkit-transition: all 1s ease-in-out;-moz-transition: all 1s ease-in-out;-o-transition: all 1s ease-in-out;}
#mus
{float:left;
color:#fff;
padding-left:100px;
-webkit-transition: opacity 1s linear;-webkit-transition: all 1s ease-in-out;-moz-transition: all 1s ease-in-out;-o-transition: all 1s ease-in-out;}
#player:hover #mus
{padding-left:0px;
opacity:0;}
#player:hover
{left:0px;}In the HTML part (after <body>) - you must retype ALL the quotation marks
{block:IndexPage}<div id=”player”>
<div style=”float:left;width:120px”>MUSIC PLAYER CODE</div>
<div id=”mus”><img src=”http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o260/mhilka/minigifs/minigif01.gif” style=”margin-right:8px;”/> musique</div>
</div>{/block:IndexPage}
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