https://github.com/wizrdsh/nopo

No Post, Allows you to block a specific tagged post (for example "x") from being seen on your tumblr homepage/theme but still be visible to your followers on your dashboard
https://github.com/wizrdsh/nopo

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No Post, Allows you to block a specific tagged post (for example "x") from being seen on your tumblr homepage/theme but still be visible to your followers on your dashboard

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/wizrdsh/nopo
• Owner: wizrdsh
• License: gpl-3.0
• Created: 2014-08-15T01:45:23.000Z (over 10 years ago)
• Default Branch: master
• Last Pushed: 2015-02-06T00:09:05.000Z (about 10 years ago)
• Last Synced: 2025-01-05T18:02:49.018Z (4 months ago)
• Homepage: http://mxcleod.tumblr.com
• Size: 180 KB
• Stars: 12
• Watchers: 5
• Forks: 1
• Open Issues: 1
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  • Readme: README.md
  • License: LICENSE

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NoPo

====

NoPo - No Post, Allows you to block a specific tagged post from being seen on your tumblr homepage. 

Created by Macleod Sawyer [(link to blog  here)](http://mxcleod.tumblr.com/)

Update: If your theme currently has < article > in the code for posts, ~~this method will not work till I rework it.~~ **Fixed the issue. scroll down to see the fix!**

## How to Install: 

##### 1. Go to the theme editor for your blog. 

##### 2. Click on "Edit Theme"

##### 3. Scroll Down till you see  head> (trust me its there) paste the following code ABOVE IT

##### 4. Insert the following code:

```css

    {block:IndexPage} 

    .x {

        display:none;

        }

    {/block:IndexPage}

    

    {block:TagPage}

    .x {

        display:block;

        }

  {/block:TagPage}

```

(be sure to change 'x' to the tag name you are going to tag the posts to hide from your theme):

##### 5. Directly after {block:Posts} there is a second div, like this

```

  (commonly called entry)

```

(the value of 'post' may be called something different as well)

##### 6. Add to the 'post' class (or whatever your theme has instead called it) the following:

```

 {TagsAsClasses}

```

so it looks similar to this:

```

 


```

The space between ) and { is very important.

### You're done! 


Now anything you tag with the tag you selected in step four in the css will no longer show up on the first page on your blog! (but will show up on permalinks like /post/94769233934/x/, and tagged pages like /tagged/x/!  

## If you use a two+ column theme and the above only loaded one column.

Follow ALL of the above steps and then please continue on: 

In some themes that are 2+ columns we arriver with a bug and as per my usual self, I made a work around, that does just that, it works around the issue instead of fixing it.

##### 7. Right before {block:Posts} paste one of the following:

```

{block:IndexPage}







{/block:IndexPage}

```

or

```

{block:IndexPage}







{/block:IndexPage}

```


## If you use a theme that has `````` tags for the posts:

##### 8. find the part of the theme that says ```{block:Posts} 

*Follow me on twitter: [twitter.com/mxsawyer](http://twitter.com/mxsawyer)*