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Adding a Tumblr Theme Sidebar

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This post is part of a series called Tumblr Theming 101.
Creating a Tumblr Theme Base
Starting Our Tumblr Theme's Post Markup

Using an <aside> element we're going to slot a sidebar into our page.

Note: Whilst we're building this theme, you're welcome to use whatever specific markup you'd prefer.

The Sidebar

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Mike Buttery
Designer · Father · Novice · Tumblr and Shopify Theme Author
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