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Adding a Juicer Feed to a Tumblr Post

Embed your Juicer social feed in a Tumblr post or theme, using either a simple iframe or the standard embed.

Updated over a month ago

Overview

There are two ways to display your Juicer feed on Tumblr:

  • Quick method: Use the Juicer iframe embed in a single post.

  • Advanced method: Add the standard Juicer embed to your theme for site‑wide display.

Before you start

Method 1: Add the iframe embed to a Tumblr post (fastest)

  1. Open your Tumblr dashboard and create a new “Text Post.”

  2. Click the Settings gear icon and change “Text Editor” to “HTML.”

  3. Paste the iframe version of your Juicer embed code into the post body.

  4. Publish the post. Your Juicer feed will appear in that post.

Method 2: Add the standard embed to your Tumblr theme (site‑wide)

  1. From the Tumblr dashboard, click the User icon.

  2. Under the blog you want, select “Edit Appearance,” then “Edit Theme,” then “Edit HTML.”

  3. In the HTML editor, search for (you’re adding the script right before this tag).

  4. Paste the first two lines of your Juicer embed code immediately above. These lines load the Juicer CSS and JS.

  5. In your theme’s template where you want the feed to appear (often in the post or index template), paste the remaining Juicer embed div.

  6. Save your theme changes. Your Juicer feed should now display across the theme.

☀️ Tips:

  • Use Method 1 for one-off posts or quick tests.

  • Use Method 2 if you want the feed to show on your homepage or across the blog.

  • If the feed doesn’t appear, confirm you pasted both the script/CSS lines and the embed div and that your theme changes were saved.

Troubleshooting

  • Blank feed: Re-check that you switched the editor to HTML and pasted the correct embed.

  • Styling issues: Ensure the Juicer CSS line is included (first line of the standard embed).

  • Script blocked: Paste the two script/CSS lines inside, and the embed div where you want the feed rendered.

  • Cache/refresh: Tumblr themes may cache; refresh the page or clear the cache after changes.

Need help? Share your Tumblr blog URL, the embed snippet you used (iframe or standard), and where you pasted it (post or theme) so we can quickly diagnose.

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