How do i get to the bottom of my tumblr

There is no setting to display your oldest post first but you can view your tagged posts in chronological order. To do that, add /chrono to the end of a tag URL like this: http://[username].tumblr.com/tagged/[tag name]/chrono .

Just enter a Tumblr blog name to start it. If you want to see all of your posts, just type 0 in the note limit box and it will show everything.

By simply adding /chrono to a tag’s URL, the entire tag can be read from the beginning.

Android and iOS

When you come across a blog that is considered to be unsafe, you will see a message that Tumblr may contain sensitive media. Tap on the “View this Tumblr” button. As you can see, you can view the Tumblr that contains sensitive media, and you can do it only if you are over 18.

Tumblr does not give you a specific tool that allows you to rearrange your Tumblr posts, but you can adjust what posts appear on the main page if you edit the date that the posts were added. When you edit the post to today’s date, the post is sent to the front page of Tumblr.

To add an archive link, log into your Tumblr account and select Customize to adjust your current theme. Select “Add a Page” on the left, type “Archive” at the end of the URL and type something in the body of the page. This text won’t display, so it doesn’t have to be anything official.

Tumblr App Archives

You’ll first need to go to “Customize theme” and then see if your current theme supports archives. Look for the setting “Show archive button,” “Show archive link,” or “Show blog tools.” Tick the “Save” box to activate your archive.

You can also search for their profile using the search function of tumblr app from the bottom menu. Now, that you are on their profile, you will see the ‘Archive’ button on under the display picture of their profile.

The Tumblr blogging site automatically archives all your old posts on one page, making it easy for visitors to your blog to get an overview of past posts about your business. To view the archives for your Tumblr blog, you only need to add “/archives” to the end of your blog URL.

Users are testing the limits of Tumblr’s new algorithm that flags adult content (aka “censorbot”). This one found that a man’s chest was flagged, but a man’s chest next a 50% scale owl went unnoticed. Another trick is to simply add the hashtag “#SFW” and the censor bots won’t flag your post.