Using “Share on Mastodon” to Cross-Post Audio or Video
Use Share on Mastodon’s new `share_on_mastodon_media` hook to “trick” the plugin into uploading video or audio files. Continue reading Using “Share on Mastodon” to Cross-Post Audio or Video →
Articles tagged “wordpress”
Conditionally Display (Inner)Blocks
Been adding a few blocks to IndieBlocks where I output certain elements only if there really is something to show. Continue reading Conditionally Display (Inner)Blocks →
Note and Like Microformats
Notes were supposed to be mostly plain-text, short bits of text. Not a thought exercise in and of itself. Yet … here we are. I think what I’m trying to say is that microformats are simple, but not easy. Continue reading Note and Like Microformats →
Must-Use Plugins
I have some eight so-called must-use plugins in my WordPress install’s “mu-plugins” folder, and use them as an alternative to “functions.php” (which is where most online guides still tell people to add custom bits of PHP). Continue reading Must-Use Plugins →
False Positive
It’s been exactly 3 days since I released the Feed Reader plugin for WordPress, and a first vulnerability has already been discovered … in 2007. Continue reading False Positive →
WordPress and YAML
I, uh, created a very simple, and very proof-of-concept, WordPress plugin that lets site admins run YAML data through a template, and spits out the outcome. Continue reading WordPress and YAML →
IndieBlocks v0.3.4
If you were to install IndieBlocks on top of a fresh WordPress site, it’d give you short-form post types, microformats, and the ability to send and receive webmentions. Continue reading IndieBlocks v0.3.4 →
A Social Web for Everyone
Mastodon’s a resource hog. Where’s the IndieWeb for everyone? Continue reading A Social Web for Everyone →
What IndieBlocks Does, and Why
A brief overview of some of the things IndieBlocks does, and will, do, and why. Continue reading What IndieBlocks Does, and Why →
IndieWeb Blocks
I’m definitely not the first to dabble in Gutenberg blocks “for the IndieWeb,” but, bear with me. Continue reading IndieWeb Blocks →
Easy Markdown
A little while ago, I switched from WordPress to ClassicPress (and back). While on ClassicPress, though, I needed something other than Jetpack’s Markdown module to render my “Notes” to good ol’ HTML. Continue reading Easy Markdown →
Custom WordPress Archives
Rather than follow one of the many tutorials out there and use a custom page template and WP_Query, let’s look at rewrite rules and some “easy” filtering. Continue reading Custom WordPress Archives →
You Don’t Need an SMTP Plugin for WordPress
… and can use a built-in hook instead. Continue reading You Don’t Need an SMTP Plugin for WordPress →
Prevent Jetpack From Displaying Geolocation Data
Jetpack, turns out, will append geolocation data—if present—to your posts. Continue reading Prevent Jetpack From Displaying Geolocation Data →
Importing “Bookmarks”
I still haven’t established a single workflow to import “bookmarks” into WordPress. Here’s some of the things I’ve tried. Continue reading Importing “Bookmarks” →