thank you for your concern! it’s a little better but still hot unfortunately. summer is just NOT my time of year.

you can change the cursor on honeysuckle or any of my other themes by finding the CSS selector body at the top of the theme and using the cursor property so it looks like:

body {

cursor: your-cursor-here;

}

fill in the bold with your cursor value of course. you can pick from one of the CSS defaults here or here or use an image/svg.

although I do just want to mention that custom cursors can be really difficult for users with low vision (such as myself - I can’t really navigate themes with custom cursors) or for motor issues, so if you’d like to use a custom cursor like an image or something, I’d recommend picking something that’s going to be visible and won’t blend in with the background 💙

paste:

p.read_more_container {text-align: right;}

above </style>

thank you!

and yes, just add:

.capicon, .username::before {display: none;}

to the CSS above </style>.

your mobile description is the same description that shows up in the sidebar of honeysuckle. to hide it, add #description {display: none;} above </style> in the CSS.

no problem; but just FYI (you or anyone else), i deliberately coded the sidebar in honeysuckle to be that way when i updated it. if the sidebar content overflows the height of the screen, the sidebar will start to scroll automatically, and a scrollbar will appear at the right side of the sidebar (the grey border you observed). i know a lot of people don’t like scrollbars on content like that, but the scrollbar is important for accessibility reasons, and if it wasn’t set to scroll, you’d have overlapping elements or elements getting cut off in the sidebar.

plus, if the sidebar is overflowing and you don’t like the scrollbar, you can always stop the scrollbar from showing up by reducing the content (i.e. cutting your description down) or reducing the font size.

by “alt text”, i assume you mean the photoset lightbox captions, which tumblr renders as separate from alt text (which is intended for screen readers)? even though you can still add them when making a photoset post, it doesn’t seem like you can see them any more on either the dashboard or desktop blog themes, regardless of what the lightbox code is (just tested it myself). i assume that’s something the dashboard update has mostly done away with. re: the lightboxes on honeysuckle, i don’t believe the lightbox code will render them and i have no idea how to add them since it seems like tumblr’s trying to get rid of them and there’s no proper documentation for them.

if you mean alt text which is designed to provide a text description of images for people who use screen readers, the most recent versions of my themes should include alt text with the exception of some of my oldest themes, so you can update your theme from the pinned post on my blog. on photo and photoset post, tumblr appears to use the photo caption directly as alt text rather than the lightbox caption. 

well, make sure you’re using the updated version because the original version didn’t allow you to change the post margins from within the customization panel. if you aren’t, just reinstall it from my pastebin or github.

then all you have to do is go into the customization panel and change the post margin number to whatever you want.

(also i’m not 100% sure what you mean by “home” but just so you know, if you’re looking at your blog from the customization panel, the customization panel is ridiculously buggy and it doesn’t display certain elements of the theme properly. if you want to see what your theme actually looks like, save and exit the customization panel and look at your blog in a new tab).

find this exact line of code underneath @media only screen and (max-width: 1099px):

.posts:first-of-type {margin-top: 160px; padding: 0 auto {text:post margin}px auto;}

and increase or decrease margin-top: 160px; to whatever you want, just make sure you don’t change any of the other values or else it will get messed up.

sorry!!! i’m the anon from earlier who asked about mobile body text width. i was referring to the theme “honeysuckle”!

that’s because it’s width, not padding! first, make sure you’re using the updated version of the code. then search for this line of code underneath @media only screen and (max-width: 670px): 

.posts {width: 75vw;}

and increase 75vw to whatever you want, but keep it under 100vw.

first of all, thank you for the compliment! but unfortunately that’s a tumblr bug and i don’t know how to get rid of it. it just seems like until tumblr gets their shit together, it’s going to stick around.