#dev 2025-11-17

2025-11-17 UTC
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gRegor [Trevor_Morris], your homepage uses the h-card that surrounds your name in the h1 because the URL there has `u-url u-uid`. If the card has a url and uid property that match the page URL, that's the representative card on the page. There's a couple other ways rep h-card is parsed, described in https://microformats.org/wiki/representative-h-card-parsing
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gRegor Contrasting with https://www.trovster.com/blog, the blog page has an h-card with a url=https://www.trovster.com/about, which matches a rel-me url on that page, which makes it the representative h-card for that page.
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gRegor The footer one `<section class="about vcard h-card">` which is also on your homepage looks like the one you probably want as representative. You could probably remove the other ones on the homepage and then would get the same result as the blog page
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[Trevor_Morris]2 Thanks for the explaination. I thought I had the same rel values on the `<h1>` as in the footer, that's why I was confused. But the `<h1>` doesn't have the `rel="me"` which is a strange omission by me.
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[Trevor_Morris]2 I added the `u-url u-uid` to the header to enable IndieAuth with my domain.
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rdg wrote a draft to add OpenPGP signatures to HTML documents, may be of interest for microformats: https://dillo-browser.org/rfc/006-signatures-html/
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[Jo] Interesting!
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to2ds That is definitely interesting.
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