#[alexbayleaf]a wordpress theme should do nothing but the display layer. keep the content, structure, and functionality separate.
#[alexbayleaf]otherwise you get locked in to a theme - you can't switch because your theme contains the thing that drives your portfolio, or your restaurant menu, or your charity subscription/donation pages.
#[alexbayleaf]that's basic web development practice. but so many themes (ESPECIALLY those from themeforest, ugh ugh ugh) break it.
#[alexbayleaf]i'm gonna make a note to blog about it though 😉
#[jgmac1106].. Yeah reason post kinds uses taxonomies so custom post types do not theme lock you... Bad themes is reason we need our own themes bc reliability inserting microformats2 into HTML impossible
#[jgmac1106]And random plugin developers love to write the funniest of functions
#[jgmac1106]Lot of cool theme, and theme framework, developing going on write now
#aaronpkand people accidentally share my fragment ID permalinks instead of clicking through to the actual blog post permalink :/
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#mlncnah, yeah, the table of contents is cool but now people have the 'wrong' URL
#aaronpkyeah i think i want to swtich to just the title and featured image in that view
#aaronpkmaybe just for the "articles" page, but leave the tag pages alone
#mlncnshort of re-writing the site as one-page application that gives the same experience of the table of contents but uses the canonical URLs, sounds good :-)
#mlncni'm imagining it instantly taking you 'down' to the article like it does now, loading the below-the-fold portion of the article, but if you were to link there directly it would not load the whole list, just enough of the above and below article to allow scrolling... but i'm not going to acknowledge anything i say as not a bad idea :-P
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#aaronpki was thinking a relatively small change which is that when one of the table of contents items is clicked, it literally just scrolls the page down but then also updates the URL in the address bar to the real permalink
#mlncnFor h-entry markup, the p-author does not *have* to be an embedded h-card, right? If the URL goes to a page with the complete h-card? OK in that case it would use u-author and not p-author i think.
#mlncn Is the embedded h-card really as vastly preferable to a linked one?
#mlncnIn this case it will be a link to a profile on our company site, not to our individual web pages, so i don't want to be implying the link is someone's identity
#mlncnahhh, but if i do u-author it's *still* supposed to be the canonical URL of the author. Hmm.
#aaronpkjust think of it like if you saw this post in a reader, where would you expect to end up if you clicked the profile photo?
#aaronpklike how the twitter app shows who wrote the tweet, and if you click it, you end up on their profile page and can see all their tweets
#mlncnIf i'm reading an article in a newsmagazine, say, i expect it to link to their profile hosted on that publication, not for it to go to their personal site
#mlncni feel like by the terms of h-card i'm stealing our own identities though!
#aaronpkit's pretty common that people treat their profile on a company blog different from their personal web page though, sounds fine to me
#mlncnneeds to get comfortable with parallel identities
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#mlncnHas anyone written about indieweb ideas not being about making someone have a single identity? E.g, having more than one personal domain? But what i'm doing here is more about 'that's me on my company site' just like 'that's me on that silo social network' i guess
#aaronpkyeah none of this makes any assumption or requirement that someone has just one website
#KartikPrabhuaaronpk: regarding toc, if you dynamically update the URL on scrolling down to reflect the permalink won't future fragment clicks be broken?
#aaronpkthey wouldn't be fragment links anymore since the JS would be taking over handling of those clicks
#Loqisyndication may refer to the practice of syndication (like practicing POSSE to ownyourdata), a specific copy or instance of syndication, or the u-syndication property https://indieweb.org/syndication
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#[kevinmarks]@mlncn let people add external links (with rel=me) to their profiles on your site
#mlncn[kevinmarks] yes exactly. And vice versa, yes, if they decide from their personal site to count their profile on the group site as one of their online identities?
#Loqi[google] open-location-code: Open Location Code is a library to generate short codes that can be used like street addresses, for places where street addresses don't exist.
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#[tantek]Is even Google bothering to use "plus codes"? E.g. any evidence of use in Google Maps, Google Earth, etc.?
#[tantek]if it's a dogfoodfail, I'd say it was ignorable