#microformats 2018-04-05
2018-04-05 UTC
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# ↩️ It's not http://Brid.gy, instead it looks like it's caused by the microformats and their placement in your particular theme. https://brid.gy/about/#microformats
You can find a preview of what Bridgy will publish at https://brid.gy/twitter/spigot if you want to test before sending. ( twitter.com/_/status/981988822446673920)
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# ↩️ Thanks for the feedback Chris. I’d like to get this stuff dialed in, I’ll be looking into the microformats issue.
The preview will only work on published posts it seems. So the workflow would be to publish post > preview > publish via bridgy ( twitter.com/_/status/981991766415978496)
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# ↩️ from a quick peek at your markup, it seems like the problem is that there is a "hfeed" class, which is handled as microformats v1. Since it wraps the entire article, the properties inside it don't get added to the "h-entry", and it thus tries to guess the content. ( twitter.com/_/status/981996564192419841)
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