#dev 2024-10-04
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catgirlin.space just checking, you can have two rel values right? just space separated? (kinda want to use both rel-sweetheart and rel-date but idk.......)
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Loqi [preview] [janerationx] https://indiewebify.me/validate-rel-me/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fjanerationx.com
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# [Andrew_Smith] Hey guys, I’m a long-time lurker, small time talker - but I’m looking for feedback on our latest website redesign - https://www.wearesul.com - any feedback is welcome, and any insight or expert opinion is _greatly_ appreciated. Have a wonderful Friday y’all ☺️
# superkuh It renders pretty well even without javascript. The one thing I noticed is that that sevices drop down doesn't. It should probably have a a href="url" link as a fallback with a url having a list of the services links.
# superkuh Or maybe just an a href anchor down to the footer which has the links.
# catgirlin.space think it'd be possible to do a drop down like that with only css?
# [Andrew_Smith] you know, I’ve struggled with that drop down - I’ve created an application UI framework (which I’m using here) and it this uses the menu component, but I _think_ it struggles with interaction like that - in addition, it’s difficult to crawl for SEO - in a quick attempt to fix, I pushed a bunch of links into the footer.
# [Andrew_Smith] Thank you for pointing it out, it validates a need to look a little deeper
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capjamesg[d] [Andrew_Smith] I love it!
# capjamesg[d] The site looks good, it's fast, and is readable.
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# onla superkuh: you just manually read your nginx logs every now and then if there are "webmentions" and then you manually edit your html page it corresponds to to add it the page? http://superkuh.com/blog/2020-01-10-1.html I don't understand everything well here so just trying to understand
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# superkuh onla, Correct. I keep the log file open as a tab in my text editor which indicates changes. It's fine for only get a webmention once every month or so.
# Loqi It looks like we don't have a page for "webmention notifications" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "webmention notifications is ____", a sentence describing the term)
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# onla Would this work: Have static website (manual, bashblog, or other) with basic form with url input type as only validator for the incoming webmention to be sent to webmention.io. Then optional: Upon submit, show them smth like "webmentions updated hourly". Next, have a script that retrieves webmention.io webmentions for all pages and appends new webmentions not previously appended to the html
# onla files and have this script run automatically once in an hour or os. If some webmentions webmention.io shows me doesn't sit nicely, I later manually edit the said webmention in the html file. This would seem very lightweight solution with automatic feel for host and visitor. I guess some lightweight listener solution could listen to webmention.io and update immediately too and it wouldn't be
# onla resource hog either. Would this be the lightweight solution #1 if you are on a shared host without access to web server logs and if you don't want any server-side scripting nor client-side so that the site works flawlessly on javascript disabled browsers
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[tantek] [snarfed] does this comment mean I should try posting again today to see if AP federation is working again? https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy-fed/issues/885#issuecomment-2394529651
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