You can display your Juicer feed on Tumblr in two ways. Use the iframe embed for a one-off post, or the standard embed in your Tumblr theme so the feed appears across the blog.
Before you start
Sign up for Juicer and create your feed.
In your Juicer dashboard, open the Embed button on your feed to grab the embed code you need below.
Method 1, iframe embed in a single Tumblr post
This is the fastest way to drop the feed into one Tumblr post.
In your Juicer dashboard, open the Embed button and switch to the iFrame tab. Copy the iframe snippet.
In Tumblr, create a new text post and switch the editor to HTML view. Tumblr keeps this toggle in the editor's options menu, you may need to look for an HTML or rich-text switch.
Paste the iframe snippet into the post body.
Publish. Your Juicer feed will appear inside that post.
Method 2, standard embed in your Tumblr theme
Use this if you want the feed to appear on every page of your blog, not just in a single post.
In your Juicer dashboard, open the Embed button and copy the Standard embed snippet. It's a single
<script>line.In Tumblr, go to your blog's appearance and open Edit theme, then Edit HTML.
Paste the Juicer script into your theme template at the location where you want the feed to render, for example inside the post template, the homepage template, or just before
</body>if you want it at the bottom of every page.Save your theme changes. Your Juicer feed will appear wherever you pasted the snippet.
Troubleshooting
Blank space where the feed should be. Confirm you switched the Tumblr editor to HTML view before pasting, and that the snippet is intact (no missing quotes or angle brackets).
Theme didn't pick up the change. Tumblr caches themes. Save the theme again, then hard-refresh the page in your browser.
Mixing both methods. Pick one. Pasting the iframe embed and the standard embed on the same page can produce a duplicate feed.
If your Juicer feed isn't showing on Tumblr, contact us with your Tumblr blog URL, which embed snippet you used (iframe or standard), and where you pasted it (a specific post URL or the theme template), and we'll take a look.