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Reads, Listens, Watches, and Editable Webmention Types and Avatars in the...
I’ve been meaning to write regular updates to highlight some of the useful changes in the functionality of the IndieWeb suite of WordPress plugins, but never gotten around to it. There’s been a few...
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Filed an Issue pfefferle/wordpress-semantic-linkbacks (GitHub) More meaningful linkbacks It looks like the new “read” functionality for mentions automatically facepiles them anyway, but I’ve noticed...
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Filed an Issue pfefferle/wordpress-semantic-linkbacks (GitHub) More meaningful linkbacks Apparently the v3.7.7 update seems to break the display of avatar images in facepiles for likes, bookmarks,...
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Filed an Issue dshanske/syndication-links (GitHub) Add and Display Syndication Links After updating to the most recent version 3.8.0 of Semantic Linkbacks I’m getting the following error in the...
View ArticleEditing comments causes author avatar to disappear
Filed an Issue pfefferle/wordpress-semantic-linkbacks (GitHub) wordpress-semantic-linkbacks - More meaningfull linkbacks On the /wp-admin/comment.php admin page when manually editing a comment to...
View ArticleFacepiles no longer working for RSVPs
Filed an Issue pfefferle/wordpress-semantic-linkbacks (GitHub) More meaningfull linkbacks They’d previously been working, but for some reason, with the setting set to facepile all the RSVP types in...
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Replied to user-secret.svg replacing default avatar? · Issue #178 · pfefferle/wordpress-semantic-linkbacks (GitHub) While I don't mind that this plugin offers its own avatar for unassigned gravatar...
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Replied to Facepile for webmention does not link to source · Issue #208 · pfefferle/wordpress-semantic-linkbacks (GitHub) For testing purposes I created a new post that links to another of my own...
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Replied to Now supporting Webmention by Jeremy Felt (jeremyfelt.com) I think? If you know how to send a Webmention, please do so that I know it works! Congratulations on getting things up and running!...
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Read Adding Some Context to (Web)mentions by Jan Boddez (janboddez.tech) Triggered by Ton’s “Webmention tweaks”—or is it “Semantic Linkbacks tweaks”?—I decided to have a look at how WordPress...
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Next we’ll want the Webmention Plugin (+Semantic Linkbacks) which will let our site communicate with other websites as well as to receive replies and reactions on Twitter with the help of Brid.gy....
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Participating in PressEdConf20 directly from WordPress
Last year I thought it would be fun to outline how people might use their #WordPress websites to actively participate in #PressEdConf20 by posting content on their WordPress website and syndicating...
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SIX WordPress can use this new standard with the Webmention plugin. (Surprise!) I also highly recommend the Semantic Linkbacks plugin which upgrades the presentation of these notifications (like...
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Webmentions with WordPress for Open Pedagogy
Abstract: With growing support for the W3C Webmention spec, teachers can post assignments on their own websites & students can use their sites to respond and interact. Entire classes can have open...
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Read a post by Bix (bix.blog) “If your software fails you,” writes Evgeny Kuznetsov, “it’s not always an indication that something is wrong with the protocol.” Which might be why my webmentions post...
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Read a post by Bix (bix.blog) Webmentions are strange, at least in how the WordPress plugin handles them, as they contain far less context about the pinging post — which is to say none whatsoever....
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Replied to a post by Bix (bix.blog) “If your software fails you,” writes Evgeny Kuznetsov, “it’s not always an indication that something is wrong with the protocol.” Which might be why my webmentions...
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