You can use tumblr’s platform instead of wordpress. First, you need to learn how to create a custom theme: http://www.tumblr.com/docs/en/custom_themes Then you can add David DeSandro’s neat, masonry API which allows you to control a whole bunch of properties. Though it is a Jquery plugin but not limited to wordpress, thus having the ability to … Read more
Try the Tumblr Importer. 🙂 http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/tumblr-importer/ Let me know if you have any problems with it, we’re actively trying to improve it.
Iframe/embeded your tumblr into your wordpress new-page!? might not be the best but it will work… wordpress new page header tumblr tempalte code or iframe footer lets wait a bit for some more contributions…someone might have a better way to do it. You can edit this answer to improve it.
Not really, no. The importer is an automated tool that grabs content already published in one place and republishes it in another. If you were importing from WordPress to WordPress, then publication status would be imported as well. However, the Tumblr importer uses the Tumblr API to grab everything on your account. If the post … Read more
Try this on your .htaccess file. RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^blog\.example\.com [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*) http://example.com/$1 [L,R=301] It simply redirect blog.example.com to example.com or blog.example.com?p=11 to example.com/?p=11. Source.
For changing the category from Tumblr to another one for that you need to create another caregory at <pre> Posts -> Categories -> Add New </pre> first and than filter categories by Tumblr And than all Tumblr category’s Posts disaplay and do QUICK EDIT for changing the categories.
Option 1 (no code): you can manually edit each post and change the published date. Look in the “Publish” box where you publish or update posts, and there will be a “published on” date with an “edit” link. Option 2 (requires database access): you can run a MySQL query to adjust all posts’ dates. UPDATE … Read more
The very first difference, is that tumblr is basicly an extended micro-blogging site, wordpress is a full featured blog and website. For example, wordpress can be used as a portfolio page side-by-side with a blog and a news site and something else. Of course, you’re talking about wordpress.com, which has limitied capabilities compared to a … Read more
Hmm, given that it’s okay to send the visitor to an entirely different site, but you are trying to get it to show up as a page, I would suggest adding it to a menu. You are probably already aware, but when you are modifying menus (Appearance > Menus) there is a box on the … Read more
For the first question, you would need a rewrite plugin, as WordPress wouldn’t be able to handle the numbers in that string otherwise (it would see every site as a 404 Not Found), as slugs can’t contain slashes of any kind. Ideally I think your best approach would be to set the post names without … Read more