A low-key Streamline color combo:
Accent: #583a11
Accent 1: #d8d2d2
Accent 2: #8b7057
Accent 3: #663232
Accent 4: #5b5b5b
Accent 5: #ffffff
Bkg: #b6ab9c
Streamline
A clean theme with options for drop-shadows and customizable fonts
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Using the Streamline Theme
Fonts
The Streamline theme lets you individually specify fonts for your blog title, post titles, body copy, and links/widgets. You can also increase or decrease the point size of the blog title as its length requires (the default is 28).
Don’t want to bother with HTML? Streamline will look great “out of the box,” but for captions, footnotes, and subtitles, if you’re comfortable editing HTML, the “small” tag:
will set your type in the same font used for post widgets (Helvetica, by default).
Images
If you add “right” or “left” as an HTML class in the tag for an image aligned to the left or right in text pages, the theme will automatically add a 10 pixel margin on the appropriate side, like this (see right).HTML for the above:
For most photos, a drop shadow adds a nice sense of dimension. But what if you’re blogging an image that already contains a drop shadow, or a graphic image with the same background color as your blog? By adding an HTML class of “noshade” to images in text posts, and tagging the post “_noshade” (the underscore hides the formatting tag on the Tumblr dashboard), you can toggle off the default drop shadow.
For photo posts, toggling is even easier—simply add the “_noshade” tag, no HTML required.
Below is an example of a left-aligned image with the default drop shadow:
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“Summer Evening”
The Delineator August 1906, p.169Tag photo posts “_noshade” when you don’t want a drop shadow (on drawings, images that already have drop shadows, etc). The underscore ensures that the tag won’t show up on the Tumblr dashboard.
(Source: Wikipedia)
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