Couldn’t resist replying! At times I feel I bought my Kindle for the cover :) in reply to: Exploring the digital life. Torn between Saturday morning laziness and wanting to get work done at the house before it gets hot I opted to walk down to get coffee and read. I’ll be sweating later but at least I’ll be awake. For #thirtyhappy 22, Starbucks within walking distance. 23, how awesome is that Kindle cover ...
Ha, Not quite sure where I picked that from. Thanks for the pointer. For some reason, yours didn’t show up either..Will take a look at that later today. Social Thoughts Thanks Srikanth, good to know that they’re useful. I figured that documenting the journey is good for both myself and others, having a record of how I achieved things means I can go back to it in future to remind myself how to do something or to improve it as I learn more. ...
I really like your ‘how-to’ getting plugged posts, Colin! Always something to glean! Most of the improvisations I make on my site have been pretty crude - I dice the meat in an mu-plugin (essentially a custom functions file) and leave it at that. I really need to work on better documenting or standardizing my code. Getting plugged in – part 5: settings What started as a quick update to split the plugin into parts (so that it wasn’t all one monolithic file) became quite a major one. My original plan was to move both hooks for updating the post content to separate included files – it hasn’t quite gone according to plan. ...
I believe it might be something to do with the media endpoint. As a workaround, I use the dsgnwrks Instagram importer plugin which does a great job fetching posts from Instagram. Responding to It’s Alive I have WordPress with all the indie web fixings, using the SemPress theme. Not sure about viability. One important use case is Instagram crossposting here via OwnYourGram.
That’s an interesting take. I use the workflow app in tandem with some custom code to send reactions/responses to posts. WP has a pretty neat ‘workflow’ integration. Essentially, I just map my post to the corresponding post kind using a custom field. Responding to Sending likes and replies using custom fields Historically, we would visit someone else’s site to leave a comment or click a like button. Sometimes these interactions would be held within their own site’s data but, frequently, they would be stored remotely – think Facebook Likes or Disqus comments. ...
ajaymreddy This is awesomeness! Responsibly milking tourism to retain/nurture culture is heavily under-stated. https://twitter.com/ajaymreddy/status/855635835009585152 like reply repost
@vttwitty Always have whenever I’ve had the itch! Try not to get too deep though. Mostly do stuff that ‘gets things done’ and adds some quick functionality on things I use on an on-going basis. Let’s catch-up sometime. Been a while! [ https://twitter.com/vttwitty/status/853879786292301824](https://brid.gy/publish/twitter)
Brilliant article, Chris! Had to tweak the code slightly to auto fetch my homepage Id, but worked like a charm! Also looking forward to your ‘read’ plugin! Responding to @Mentions from Twitter to My Website An outline of how I used Indieweb technology to let Twitter users send @mentions to me on my own website. You can tweet to my website. One of my favorite things about the indieweb is how much less time I spend on silo sites like Facebook and Twitter. ...
@sriperinkulam Responding via workflow. Thoughts on Wapack? [ https://twitter.com/sriperinkulam/status/835627227039600641](https://brid.gy/publish/twitter)