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Having loud thoughts again, but you know what would be an absolutely baller idea for tumblr's layout? Everything being a full widget system, especially on the dashboard.
I'm just using this as an example, but the old UI for deviantart, dated as it is now by website standards visually, worked off a widget like system where you had so much control over how your profile page was displayed. Certain elements/boxes could be dragged and placed on your page and then adjusted via preset options or through a bit of light coding shenanigans.
Imagine that, but with the tumblr dashboard. Instead of being stuck in just one format, you could drag your navigation bar to the left or right or if you don't like that you could pull it up top instead. Or you could have a widget on the side bar like xkit does for tag tracking, or trending tags or just not have any of that on the dashboard. Or how about a widget purely to keep track of recent mutuals that will take you directly to a full list in one click or a widget listing your current que ect ect. All of these being movable pieces yeah? The main point being the ability for a user to rearrange their dashboard to their liking for the best personal navigation with the least amount of clicks.
I think the idea of drag and dropping UI elements is taken for granted on most current social media sites even though it's extremely intuitive once you understand it's a feature that exists and how clunky things feel when you don't have it or it's taken away. There's personal website builders that already use widgets pretty frequently, so why not extend that to bigger websites that rely on plenty of consistent user navigation daily? Like imagine updates that could be about adding in highly requested new widgets or adjusting functionality of current widgets to perform better based on user feedback.
I am not a coder so I don't know how difficult it would be to implement a robust widget system for a large scale social media website, but it's been on my mind for years now with trying out all kinds of beta art sites before. I really think something like that would be worth the investment for a place like tumblr and potentially cut down on a lot of discontent over layout changes.
To those struggling with the new dashboard layout, add this to tampermonkey/greasemonket/violentmonkey or your monkey of choice and it fixes it back to the way it was!
So, does anyone have a new unfucker for the dashboard?
Title. The dashboard unfucker no longer works and the "real" Tumblr UI is still complete and utter ass.
Laggy as shit, none of the element placements make any sense, everything keeps breaking, everything is too fucking small...
I hope whoever designed this UI and whoever thought this was a good idea to push through spontaneously combusts. Fuck this UI. If only the people I watch on Cohost actually used that site...
No but seriously. Why is Tumblr staff so damn hostile toward their userbase ?
It was said that Tumblr is in the red regarding money,but then why arent they listening to feedback ?
Users would happily donate if they were actually listened to and their feedback and suggestions were taken into account.
So why? Why twitterify Tumblr since it just discourage users from spending more time on Tumblr and just further accelerate Tumblr's downfall?
Listening to users when they viscerally hate a new feature (such as the new twitter dashboard among other things) and rolling it back would be a win/win. People would see that youre listening and would be happy to throw a few bucks to support the site.
So yeah . This is another plea to roll back this counter productive dashboard change.
hello! i wanted to ask what platform you stream on? sorry if you already said it before, i couldn't find it.
(oh geeze, I'm sorry for answering this SO late, I missed it at first!)
I don't really stream anymore, but I've been using picarto -- I've never used any of the extra features like tipping or widgets, but there's some cool-looking stuff and it all looks pretty easy to set up! :D if I ever get back to streaming, I should make some custom emotes...
im sure every tumblr user under the sun has already pointed this out but like. sincerely what the hell was the thought process behind compacting the explore feed like this
One of the MOST alluring parts of Tumblrs user interface for me back when i was new to it was just, being able to have my entire screen covered in various posts - it was a website that KNEW it was a website. The amount of empty space on the right feels comical - its as if they're terrified of the idea of not making the feed a purely vertical line to make it feel like a mobile app. I hated it when Twitter adopted this layout too but, if nothing else, that's a website that always placed posts in one single column, vertically, one at a time - which worked especially well back in the day due to the compact size of Tweets.
Now we're having our cake and eating it too - making these huge posts but confining them to this bizarrely narrow view. Would it hurt to have a toggle?
The weirdest thing is that its not even done out of a wish for uniformity with all the site's tabs - Tumblr Live actually uses the entire width of the website and even shoves the lefthand sidebar into a far more comfortable far-left position. Why does the feature everyone hates on Tumblr get a proper website's width whilst the act of exploring the site's content is now cramped and restrictive for no reason?
Did you, like me, hop onto our beloved hellsite this morning, and find your dash looking like this?
Were you, like me, pretty unimpressed with the new layout?
Did you, like me, imagine a world in which your dashboard could look a bit... less? Well, imagine no more:
(Thanks to @nyancrimew for making the perfect post to showcase my changes at precisely the moment I was taking screenshots)
One of the advantages to being a front-end web dev is that, when I don't like how a website looks, I can change how it looks in my browser. And now, you can too.
Install a browser extension that lets you inject custom CSS. I use Code Injector for Firefox, but you can take your pick - just search for "[Browser name] custom css [plugin/extension]" in your search engine of choice
Create a new rule for tumblr.com, and paste in this snippet of CSS: https://pastebin.com/LnAduQnM
I've bumped the left-hand sidebar off to the edge of the screen, hidden the right-hand sidebar, centered the feed in the remaining space, and increased the width of the feed a bit. I've also reverted to an older version of the Tumblr blue, and added li'l arrows from posts to their associated avatars, because I'm a crusty old curmudgeon who hates change.
Feel free to tweak these changes to your heart's content; I know I'll be doing so for my own use - this was just a quick first cut to make my dash a bit less claustrophobic.
And don't forget to go leave some feedback for @staff to let them know how you feel about these changes. Squeaky wheels, and all that.
Dashboard-unfucker, the userscript by enchanted-sword to fix the vertical nav menu (and I guess other things, but that was all I used) is no longer maintained and as of today tumblr has a change that makes it no longer work. Xkit-rewritten never did pick up that fix.
Anyone know an alternative? I am not going to sit here and live with this vertical sidebar nonsense... (but I also have not nearly enough dev skill to figure out how the hell the fix was working, and to make it work again...)