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[aciccarello] That's a good question. I know some people with static site generators have fetched mentions at build time.
# [aciccarello] I'm not aware of anyone using the iframe approach
# [aciccarello] If you are looking for some inspiration, here's how a few people did it on Eleventy powered sites:
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[KevinMarks] I don't use iframes, it's js dom manipulation.
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capjamesg [tantek] On the topic of the Credible Web CG demo: https://openai.com/index/understanding-the-source-of-what-we-see-and-hear-online
# capjamesg "In addition to our investments in C2PA, OpenAI is also developing new provenance methods to enhance the integrity of digital content. This includes implementing tamper-resistant watermarking – marking digital content like audio with an invisible signal that aims to be hard to remove – as well as detection classifiers – tools that use artificial intelligence to assess the likelihood that content originated from generative models.
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# [KevinMarks] C2PA could be indie friendly as it relies on you owning a domain with a cert
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# capjamesg More on disinformation: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-68968708
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# [KevinMarks] “In the flagship theme code above we’ve already witnessed CSS-in-JSON-in-HTML-comments-in-a-PHP-file” https://dbushell.com/2024/05/07/modern-wordpress-themes-yikes/
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[schmarty] i feel that wordpress post so hard. frustration level through the roof.
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# [schmarty] yeah, i'm thankful that (for now??) they're maintaining backward compatibility. but the sites i work on have basically been frozen for years because all new development is increasingly weird stuff that i don't want to take on!
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ryokagriffin capjamesg[d]
# ryokagriffin > First, I wanted to add new comments to the HTML of my website. These comments, visible only in the HTML source code of all the pages on this site, explain how the web page works; what various HTML tags do, what all the scripts do, why some parts of a page have additional markup. It is my hope that my website can be helpful to someone learning HTML for the first time.
# ryokagriffin This is such a great idea. Totally doing this.
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# [Joe_Crawford] [Ros] Thanks for joining Front End Study Hall today! Had a bit of a look at the CSS and I made some updates - it seems there's no way to avoid the problem of `grid-area:` conflict when the markup might contain multiple things matching the same selector - so I modified things to use `grid-column:` and I think that's a bit more flexible for your use case. https://codepen.io/artlung/pen/bGybodG
# [KevinMarks] nicely done. So grid-area needs a wrapping element - good to know.
# [Joe_Crawford] I think `grid-template-areas` are really powerful - but one must understand that the markup ought to contain absolutely predictable set of descendent elements. If there's 2 of some selector, they will sit atop each other. Grid columns allow for more arbitrary markup.
# [Joe_Crawford] My intuition that I could create a `.grid-container > *
{ grid-area: content };` then be more specific with selectors - so that anything extra would go to a "content" area was a bad one. They all occupy the same position in the grid so overlap. Sort of interesting but in conflict with the idea of document flow. Elements not accounted for in a grid area just won't show, I believe. A certain utility to that, though.# [KevinMarks] small tweak: add `h1,h2,h3,h4
{text-wrap: balance;}` which helps with the narrower columns# [Joe_Crawford] added and saved
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# [Ros] 😍 Thank you both so much! This is so helpful. I’m going to view source too and stufy and figure out each of the elements as I keep working on it. Thank you thank you thank you!
# [Ros] (I don’t know how to properly give good karma but I meant to 😳 )
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# [Ros] [Joe_Crawford] ++
# [Joe_Crawford] [Ros]++ bringing good markup to the CSS party!
# [Ros] [KevinMarks] ++
# [Ros] And more! Because you guys gave me extra help in the session too
# [Ros] I’m just tryna be generous
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