About this plugin
Tumblr Widget allows you to display the contents of a Tumblr in any widget-enabled area of your WordPress blog. ) to display.
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Controls
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Title: The title you want to appear above the Tumblr on your WordPress page. Leave blank if you like.
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Your Tumblr: The URL of the Tumblr you want to import. com’. Leave off the ‘http://’ at the beginning.
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Tag to show: Enter a single tag to display only posts with that tag. Leave blank to show all Tumblr posts.
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Tag to hide: Enter a single tag to hide all posts with that tag.
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Maximum number of posts to display: This number is a maximum, as the text suggests.
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Link title to Tumblr: Turns the widget title into a link to your Tumblr’s URL. If you don’t enter a title in the title field, you won’t get a link.
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Link to each post on Tumblr: When checked, this displays the date of the Tumblr post, linking the date to the original post on the Tumblr site.
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Images link to Tumblr post: By default, images in photo posts link to a large image file. When this box is checked, they link to the Tumblr post instead.
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Add inline CSS padding: Adds a CSS style rule adding 8 pixels of padding above and below each Tumblr post. Disable to prevent it messing up your own CSS.
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Set video width: Resizes videos to help them fit in your theme. Enter a value in pixels. 50px is the minimum.
Height will be adjusted automatically in proportion to the width you choose.
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Show: Include or exclude different post types in the feed.
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Photo size: Tumblr provides each photo in six different sizes. Whichever size you choose to display, the image links to the 1,280-pixel version.