#tantekeven those you end up rejecting, as it helps document the paths you went down for other WordPress users who may walk down similar paths - you may save them time
#tantekthat way other WordPress users like snarfed etc. may document how they're posting all those different kinds of posts and maybe you can find some convergence
#KartikPrabhuhow do people refer to times and dates inside post content? "two days ago" or "2014-06-01" ? aaronpk I know you had a strong opinion on this wrt "fuzzy dates in posts"...
#pfefferlethe semantic-linkbacks plugin manages all the text stuff automatically and I haven’t any custom css… only the markup of my theme for posts and pingbacks…
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#acegiakpfefferle, like if a post on your site is a reply to another indieweb post?
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#acegiakpfefferle: ah ok. that's what I was wondering
#acegiakGWG: reading the documentation for custom post types looks like they're not /intended/ for the kind of thing (extending default post types) that we're doing with reply posts etc
#GWGacegiak: A note as I defined it as a content post type is usually a response of some sort to an external URL. An aside as a post format is not. But once you've taken Reply, Like, Repost, etc out...you might as well take a standard note with it
#GWGI need to rewrite what I put in the /Wordpress page, as what I have there is an earlier thought I discarded.
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#acegiakGWG: My concern is that there's so much existing wordpress functionality regarding regular posts that you throw away when you start using a custom post type
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#acegiaki think that the core definition of a post still applies to indieweb notes but they just have extra data attached
#acegiaktheyre both pieces of html content that have a fixed publish date
#acegiaki kind of see the integrated timeline as the priority
#GWGacegiak: Then you are suggesting a custom taxonomy attached to the post type
#GWGAnd I've gotten them into the standard loop without modification
#GWGacegiak: Let me develop the code a bit and we'll see if it addresses your concerns.
#acegiakGWG: the taxonomy idea of yours was the one i said i liked on the wiki page
#acegiakYeah, that's cool. I'm just planning on doing something similar in the morning, creating a small plugin to set up the taxonomy etc
#acegiakand the concern i had with custom post types is more about other plugins etc. the main loop is vuilt to handle them but third party stuff would benefit from simplicity
#acegiakbut yeah we should both just implement our stuff and then see what they look like next to each other
#petermolnarI'll probably implement a third approach: in creating TinyMCE buttons for reply/comment/rsvp/etc, like a URL insert but with the specified classes
#petermolnar( I do not prefer custom post types unless it's something entirely different the articles, like venues, classified ads, etc., so I just want something easy :) )
#barnabywalters!tell jonnybarnes RE font inherit behaviour, it’s because font is set to Georgia on body, so setting font: inherit on child elements inherits all the sub-properties of the font: shorthand, including weight
#Loqijonnybarnes: barnabywalters left you a message 39 minutes ago: RE font inherit behaviour, it’s because font is set to Georgia on body, so setting font: inherit on child elements inherits all the sub-properties of the font: shorthand, including weight
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#GWGacegiak: I was out for a bit, and thinking about our discussion.
#GWGThere is a way to implement posts with a custom taxonomy that would be similar to post formats in usage.
#GWGacegiak: But in doing it, you might want to disable post formats.
#gRegor`barnabywalters: I'm working on mf2-php and it's my first time using phpunit. I'm not sure if some of the paths are not correct or I just didn't use composer/phpunit correctly, but I had to adjust the relative path in tests/Mf2/bootstrap.php to the autoload.php
#gRegor`Once I altered it, I could run phpunit fine.
#barnabywalterscomposer.phar and vendor/ should be at the same level as src/ and composer.json
#gRegor`composer.phar is located in my home/local/bin and I set up an alias. When i ran "composer update" in the destination directory I got everything fine, but it's in the tree ./vendor/mf2/mf2/tests/
#gRegor`Oops, scratch that. Yeah, let me just screenshot.
#barnabywaltersgood point, composer.phar can be wherever, but vendor/ needs to be in the right place
#gRegor`I have no "src", is that just the name of the root directory you're using?
#barnabywaltersyou need to actually clone the repo by itself rather than requiring it from a shell composer project
#gRegor`I set up a composer.json in test-mf2-php/ with "require" per the readme.
#gRegor`I'm working on an issue with implied dt-end and wanted to run the tests.
#barnabywaltersgRegor`: the readme is installation instructions for *using* php-mf2. to actually work on it, you’ll need to clone the repo rather than installing it using compoer
#gRegor`I have it cloned and I actually forget why I chose to go the composer route. I guess I thought it was more correct, for some reason. I'm familiar with pull requests though and will send once I've finished and tested.
#barnabywaltersthis is a good reason for me to clean up some of the failing tests too
#barnabywaltersalso, thanks so much for your work on php-mf2! It’s super to have more contributors
#gRegor`Ahh, likely so, yes. I think I remember why I tried the composer method. I had cloned the repo and was working on it, but it didn't have vendor/bin/phpunit, so I tried the composer method (which still didn't have it). I somehow overlooked the composer.json in the repo and never ran composer on the repo.
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#jonnybarneswith micropub requests/tokens, is the client_id always a base url? i.e. could I set the client_id to http://example.com/app when requesting a token
#luxagrafOkay, I've got a basic little notes app put together and it pushes on to twitter. trying to work out how to truncate though. hard to truncate things without managling them.
#snarfedluxagraf: nice! yeah, it's tough. i usually shorten manually for that reason.
#luxagrafsnarfed: that's what I'm leaning toward. anything else will inevitably suck. just need to work out how to make doing it by hand simple
#snarfedor just usually stick to <140 chars for notes even on your own site, so you only rarely have to shorten
#luxagrafsnarfed: yes, but part of the reason I'm doing it myself is to not have a (now) arbitrary char limit.
#luxagrafsnarfed: I even have a little check box in the admin to control whether the note even gets sent to twitter at all
#luxagrafsnarfed: I guess in the end I'm more interested in giving myself a shortish, fast way to post notes to see if I might post more often with that.
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#snarfedunderstood. maybe default the twitter checkbox to off then?
#KartikPrabhuI was trying to show some SVG source code in HTML but <code><svg>...</svg></code> just shows the actual SVG instead of the code... any ideas?
#KartikPrabhuI thought everything inside <code> was auto escaped... is that not the case?
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#snarfed1aaronpk, you around? about to buy that webcam you recommended, but the box doesn't say anything about Mac os x compatibility
#KartikPrabhugregor`: the mixed-content is due to the avatars in the response. maybe I should start locally caching it. I'l play around with <pre> and show it to you at HWC if it still doesn't work :)
#KartikPrabhupdurbin: The thing is I am trying to show the source code of the svg but the source shows up as the actual image!
#pdurbinoh. I forget what you need to do. some CDATA thing maybe
#acegiakGWG: I think that the best answer is the one about just creating tinymce buttons for indieweb markup but for some reason that gives me the jibblies