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Our friends at Photojojo are doing something awesome on Tumblr this month!
For the rest of July, they’ll be running a photo contest every single day, with prizes from the Photojojo store for winners selected by some of the wonderful photographers of Tumblr. Cool, right? To follow the contest and play, head here.
Mars Edit 2.3 adds Tumblr support
MarsEdit now supports Tumblr blogs!
MarsEdit 2.3, which was released on Tuesday now supports Tumblr, in addition to WordPress, Movable Type, LiveJournal and other blogging platforms. Daniel Jalkut, the developer of MarsEdit, announced that he was planning support for Tumblr back in December, after started working with Tumblr’s Marco Arment on improving the Tumblr API.
After a brief beta period, official Tumblr support is finally here, and it is good. To my knowledge, MarsEdit is the only blog client, for Mac or Windows, that supports Tumblr. Sure, there are some great iPhone (and even a BlackBerry application), but there hasn’t been any support for an actual desktop client.
MarsEdit 2.3 is a free upgrade for existing users and news users can snag a copy for $29.95. It requires Mac OS X 10.4 or 10.5.
Source: TUAW
the impossible cool
Among the list of cool people
- Barack Obama
- Johnny Cash
- Mia Farrow
- Mick Jagger and more…
the imposibble cool (via theimpossiblecool)
Tumblr Tag Cloud Generator | Add a tag cloud to your tumblelog
Tumblr Tag Clouds v.2 | by Heather
This is a tag cloud generator for Tumblr. It uses the Tumblr API’s JSON output and jQuery to generate a tag cloud each time your site is accessed.
<!— Start Tumblr Tag Cloud —>
<mce:script type=”text/javascript” src=”http://code.hr1v.com/jquery.1.2.6.min.js” mce_src=”http://code.hr1v.com/jquery.1.2.6.min.js”></mce:script><mce:script type=”text/javascript” src=”http://tumblrtags.hr1v.com/widget.js?css=default&minsize=120&maxsize=280” mce_src=”http://tumblrtags.hr1v.com/widget.js?css=default&minsize=120&maxsize=280”></mce:script>
<!— End Tumblr Tag Cloud —>
Copy the code above and paste it into … well, anywhere you want it to appear. You can probably paste it into your site description.
Customize even more? Tumblr Tag Cloud Generator
