#dev 2021-08-07
2021-08-07 UTC
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[tantek]1 Some for the more advanced stuff like 2D / maps. however the basics / sequential nav options still make lots of sense IMO
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Lohn 1. There is no client with support to create posts with images? I know that I can sent an image with a post, but not *inside* a post. I think this should be implemented client side, like the client send the pic to media endpoint and then after it gets the link, it inserts the link inside the post.
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vikanezrimaya I think Quill in it's long-form mode allows to insert images in e-content
# vikanezrimaya Lohn: Oh. I think it remembers u-syndication links you can use after you send your webmention - it actually returns you a link in Location header you can then plop in your post with an update
# vikanezrimaya Then it can easily remember which tweet is which by scanning your feed or something?
# vikanezrimaya i'm not sure but I remember u-syndication links linking to tweets being the key
# vikanezrimaya It also can find the original if it's linked in the tweet, yes
# vikanezrimaya that's the default mode actually
# vikanezrimaya but I remember that constant link posting has got my account somehow lowered in the search rankings or something last time I checked so I'd recommend disabling it to stay safe
# vikanezrimaya silos don't like when people stay independent off them so you have to pretend you're relying on them
# vikanezrimaya i hate silo search algorithms
# sknebel bridgy docs have a bunch of detail on how and when it sends: https://brid.gy/about#which
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# vikanezrimaya Lohn: Of course. He made them.
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jeremycherfas Getting on nicely with implementing sidenotes and other Tufte goodness but, and this may make sense only to Brits of a certain age, I find myself thinking of red squirrels and road safety.
# jeremycherfas Right now I'm using a conditional in the head to load one css or another, so I'm off to read up on any-child-of selectors, because it would be a lot easier to add a class outside all the relevant content.
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capjamesg[d] I just got a "<ul> and <ol> must only directly contain <li>, <script> or <template> elements" error in the Axe accessibility testing tool.
# capjamesg[d] I thought you could include <p> tags etc in an li.
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# capjamesg[d] sknebel great question.
# capjamesg[d] I just checked and I have some <hr> tags in the <ol> on prod that I have removed on local.
# capjamesg[d] Whoops 🤦
# capjamesg[d] sknebel++ for making me rethink
# capjamesg[d] (I was talking about https://search.jamesg.blog for reference)
# capjamesg[d] [edit] (I was talking about https://search.jamesg.blog for reference)
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# capjamesg[d] Does anyone pass their HTML through a validator?
# capjamesg[d] I'd like a tool that I could use progamatically.
# capjamesg[d] I thought this tool supports JSON (https://validator.w3.org) but maybe I am misremembering something.
# capjamesg[d] I know validity is not equal to conformance but I have caught some issues in the past from manual checks and I quite like doing so every now and again.
# sknebel capjamesg[d]: https://html5.validator.nu/ has an API and can be run offline (see "about this service" link in the footer)
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# [KevinMarks]1 [jeremycherfas] I think the Tufte Club is worth founding