Chapters:
1/1
Fandom:
Stranger Things (TV 2016)
Rating:
Explicit
Warnings:
No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships:
Robin Buckley/Steve Harrington/Eddie Munson/Nancy Wheeler
Characters:
Eddie Munson, Nancy Wheeler, Steve Harrington, Robin Buckley
Additional Tags:
Kissing, Vaginal Fingering, Oral Sex, Cunnilingus, Condoms, Vaginal Sex, Boys Kissing, Girls Kissing, Everyone is Bisexual, Foursome - F/F/M/M, Face-Sitting, Cowgirl Position, Doggy Style, Cheating, sorry Jonathan, Episode: s04e08 Papa (Stranger Things), Missing Scene
Summary:
“What’s your point, man?” Steve interjected, terse and annoyed.
“My point is that we shouldn’t waste it. That I don’t see any of us falling asleep any time soon, so maybe we should do something else.”
“Like?” Robin prompted, finally turning her head to look at him in the fading light.
“Well…” he said, stretching both arms above his head now, and even Robin could tell he was trying very hard to seem casual. “We could always make out.”
Tutorial: How to Embed Gifs (and get the one you actually want from the set)
There have probably been posts about this before, but since reposting is still a (deeply unfortunate) thing, I figured I’d give this a shot in case it’s not a well known trick.
The tumblr Gif tool will allow you to embed gifs directly into your post without saving and re-uploading (reposting) someone else’s work.
When you’re building your post, just use the yellow GIF icon in the post builder:
You can search here by tag or keyword. If you happen to know one of the tags used on the original post you’re looking for, that can narrow things down:
To narrow down to a SPECIFIC post, you can also paste the URL into the search field. This will pull up the very first gif in that set:
If you select that gif, it will pop into your post with a credit and link back to the OP (specifically back to the OPs post with that gif in it):
This is a properly attributed gif embed. The credit on the bottom right points back to the original post:*
Often, the first gif is not actually the one you want to embed, but there is a way to swap the image out for the one you want without losing the source attribution.
*It’s helpful to put some reference text near your initial embed so you’re able to swap the right image out later on. For this post, I’m going to use that short block right above the embedded gif as a reference.
In another tab/window, go to the OPs post and find the actual gif you want to embed from their set. Right click the image and Copy Image Address:
Once you have the URL copied, go back to your post and scroll to the gear icon at the top:
Open that menu and in the dropdown, where it says Text Editor, swap Rich Text to HTML:
Your post will turn into a bunch of code once you do this. Don’t worry, we will change it back.
For this post, I put reference text above that first embedded gif so I could easily find the URLs I need once it becomes HTML. This is super helpful if you’re embedding more than one gif. The reference text is highlighted below. This indicated the block that my currently embedded gif lives in:
In order to swap the first gif out for one that’s later in the set, you just need to replace the SRC gifv and SRCSET gifv URLs with the image address you copied:
Once you’ve pasted the image address into these spots, you can go back to the gear icon and switch the Text Editor back to Rich Text:
Your post should return to it’s previous, glorious state, but instead of the first gif embedded, you should now see the one you actually want from the set. The credit and source attribution back to the OPs post should remain intact on the bottom right:
This might seem super complicated at first, but it’s pretty straightforward once you’ve tried it, and also a lot less frustrating for gif makers to see this than seeing our stuff just get reposted.
Anyway… If you found the gifs outside of tumblr or you didn’t make them yourself, don’t save and re-upload (aka. repost) them to tumblr, ‘cause someone probably stole them from here to begin with and that’s not cool. Search the tags and find the ones you want. Reblog from gif makers. If you want to embed a single gif from a set, try to do it this way, or minimally, credit the person you took it from.
