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GIMP is a photo editing program! It is absolutely free, legal and does not have any viruses! :) I use it instead of using photoshop because I didn’t want to spend money on a program!
-Rose
Check out this tutorial:
http://theblog-diaries.tumblr.com/post/7586130518
-Rose
Thank-you so much! I might try to release something similar as soon as I get around to making a new theme for my personal blog ;)
Thanks for letting me know! I’ll change that now.
Hey there! That little picture is called a favicon and here’s a tutorial which I hope helps you!
http://theblog-diaries.tumblr.com/post/6528621299
-Rose
All of the following were made by me on Photoshop. Feel free to use for your blog (simply save to your computer and upload to a site like Tinypic, then copy the HTML code into your description)—credit is always appreciated ;)


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There’s a lovely tutorial here: http://theamazingtutorials.tumblr.com/post/11822075131/drop-down-music-player
Unfortunately, Lina doesn’t have her music player up anymore so I can’t see what you’re talking about. If you mean like the one on my personal blog, though, there should be a place to fill in the colors you want on the music player generator website I posted here awhile back ;)
-Katie
You should be able to just upload it under “Appearance” on your customize page, but if there’s no option for that, upload the graphic to a site like tinypic, copy the direct link, & add this under body{ to your theme’s HTML:
background-image:url(URL HERE!);
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to adjust your theme so that people can simply click on one of your pictures to reblog it.
1. Click your blog’s title on the upper right hand corner of your dash and go to “Customize Appearance,” then “Edit HTML.”
2. Find the part of your theme that says {block:Photo}. It should look something like this, although slightly different depending on your specific theme: 
3. Now, copy this piece of code:
<a href=”{ReblogURL}” target=”_blank” class=”details”>
4. Add it right BEFORE the part in your theme that says <img src=”{PhotoURL-500}” alt=”{PhotoAlt}”/> and then add a </a> right AFTER this same piece of code. It should now look something like this (the highlighted part):

5. Click save & you’re done.
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