Callisto

Callisto is a sci-fi inspired, clean and (not so) minimalistic Tumblr theme with subtle grunge elements. It puts emphasize on your content, not on its design elements. Enhances your personality and adds a pinch of sophistication to your blog.

Some of the functionality (Disqus comments and Google Analytics input box) is “hidden” in order to avoid breaking a rule for non-premium themes - “No custom widgets!”.

How to enable Discuss commenting?

  1. Backup the theme source if you have made any custom changes.
  2. Go to Customize -> Theme -> Custom HTML and look for two commented meta tags in the beginning of the source: <!—<meta name=”text:Google Analytics Code” content=”” /><meta name=”text:Disqus Shortname” content=”” />—> . Uncomment them by deleting “<!—” and “—>” that are enclosing the tags.
  3. Then search (Ctrl+F should work) the source for strings containing “Disable Disqus” (without quotes).
  4. Delete the whole row containing that string. There are 4 rows in total so repeat that for each one of them. Ehm.. Delete them all.
  5. Click “Save” (the second green button in the upper right corner).
  6. Go to Appearance, scroll down and fill your Disqus shortname in the box. Click “Save” again.
  7. Open your site and check if the comments are displayed and working. That’s it.

How to enable the Google Analytics input box?

  1. If you’ve done the above steps then skip this step. Otherwise go to Customize -> Theme -> Custom HTML and look for two commented meta tags in the beginning of the source: <!—<meta name=”text:Google Analytics Code” content=”” /><meta name=”text:Disqus Shortname” content=”” />—> . Uncomment them by deleting “<!—” and “—>” that are enclosing the tags.
  2. Then search (Ctrl+F should work) the source for strings containing “Disable GA” (without quotes).
  3. Delete the whole row containing that string. There are 2 rows in total so repeat that for each one of them. Ehm.. Delete them all.
  4. Click “Save” (the second green button in the upper right corner).
  5. Go to Appearance, scroll down and paste your Analytics code in the box. The box looks small but there’s room for all of it, don’t worry!  Click “Save” again.
  6. Open your site and view the bottom of the page source if the code is there!
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