Duncan StephenWorking with custom content types in WordPress
Different ways of working with custom content types in WordPress, and the pros and cons of each.https://duncanstephen.net/working-with-custom-content-types-in-wordpress/
Ange ChierchiaJe ne sais pas ce qui a changé, mais maintenant dès que je publie un article sur mon blog, si ça n’est pas une « Note » il ne publie que le titre de l’article sans y ajouter l’URL… Alors que si je le fais manuellement sur Brid.gy, je n’ai pas le titre (et ça je m’en fiche), mais j’ai bien un extrait de l’article et l’URL vers celui-ci… Si quelqu’un a une piste pour m’aider… 🙏 Merci de booster #wordpress #plugin #activitypub #bridgy #postkinds
Mike MerrittTo those who use the #WordPress #ActivityPub plugin and also are using the #PostKinds or #IndieBlocks plugins as a way to reply to toots: Or is it just me or has anyone noticed that recently (last week or so, maybe longer) #Mastodon isn’t threading the incoming reply?
It may just me. My integration seems to fail a lot in various ways, whether it’s my posts not being sent onward to inboxes or the Post Kinds URL metabox sometimes not saving URLs for replies or likes, but I’d like to see if there’s some larger issue going on.
Khürt WilliamsRemoving IndieWeb Plugins (Again)
While IndieWeb tools aim to improve data portability, the varying standards and protocols can sometimes result in interoperability issues, making seamless data exchange between different systems challenging.
https://islandinthenet.com/removing-indieweb-plugins-again/
#ActivyPub #Backfeed #Bridgy #IndieAuth #IndieNews #IndieWeb #POSSE #PostKinds #SemanticLinkbacks #Webmention #WordPress
Removing IndieWeb Plugins (Again) on Island in the Net by Khürt Williams
While IndieWeb tools aim to improve data portability, the varying standards and protocols can sometimes result in interoperability issues, making seamless data exchange between different systems ch…