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Will this trigger a webmention?
@Jonathan Yes, it did trigger a webmention! It shows up on the original post as expected.
It didn’t trigger it properly though 🙁
The post content has come through, but it’s missing the ‘author’ so it shows up as an anonymous message. (I’ve tracked you down via the webmention.io backend.)
In case it helps, I used the IndieWebify.Me service to check that my post mark-up was working. This is what it shows for your post; you’re missing a bit of mark-up.
Oh this is nice. 👍🏾
I wonder how hard it would be to do this CSS spice to WordPress comments 🤔
@starrwulfe Thanks! I’ve not used Wordpress in a long time, but my website source code is all freely available on Github if you want to take a dive through.
This Sass file contains the styles for the webmentions elements of the site.
That’s creative! Don’t forget to set the comment text color on dark mode to. 😉
Thanks for flagging. Should be fixed now!
Pruning back the CSS garden. Repainting the HTML walls.
This week marked the end of my 10th year working in the UK Civil Service.
Connecting my personal website up to the Fediverse
You can’t buy them brand new anymore; but is it possible to build an iPod Classic from the parts bin?
I’ve listened to every entry for this year’s Contest and boiled them down to a few quippy comments.
This year, like many years before it, one of my goals is to save some money. One good way to know how to save some money is to understand where all your money is going; and for me, that means looking at what I’m spending on subscriptions.
New year. New goals.