tracyaI suspect that the customs theme I have in place may be adding to this. I'm happy with my theme and I also paid for it, so I'm not interested in changing it. Last, it appears that while I have bridgy connected to multiple social media acts, it only published to twitter. So overall I believe I have most the right plugins and accounts in place, I just may be off by few degrees. Been browsing through indieweb. The site is useful overall! :)
tracyaOk, the share bars are part of my theme. It lets me customize for regular posts and "mini posts." However, I'm not familiar with how to set up "mini-posts" (custom post templates?) to create one solely for indieweb replies/likes/tweets/ etc.
Zegnatfor note posts we generally recommend putting p-name and e-content on the same elements (i.e. name===content for a short note). Not sure what part of the WP set-up is responsible for that though.
ZegnatIt is always a little sad to see someone run into a bug that they can’t help, tracya. But at the same time we are happy to track down these problems!
tracyaok thank you. I created a new post with the custom type bud it didn't have bridgy available in the tool bar. so i took the short link created and posted it on quill. Quill posted it on my website but not on twitter
[miklb]fed.brid.gy is for POSSE replies afaik, not for POSSE notes. But according to that issue, mastodon *should* be picking up notes as syndication/POSSE based on what is configured. But it’s not.
ZegnatI think it is supposed to be as if your own website is a Mastodon instance? You talk the same protocols, so people can follow you and receive messages from you inside their favoured Mastodon instance. So not really POSSE’ing anything?
[miklb]And so far, no one has replied to the questions, so kinda in the dark. Until I can figure out how to POSSE to mastodon, I’m not really interested in replying to notes.
[miklb]Zegnat, I may be using POSSE loosely in the case of Mastodon, but the concept is the same. I want to post a note on my site and it show up in Mastodon, not have to post from a web app.
ZegnatWhat sknebel says ^^^. After hand-parsing and discussing. We also agreed that both the PHP and the Python parser got it wrong. Sadly in different ways.
[miklb]I believe WordPress adds the hfeed to the body class so unless there’s a function to remove that from single posts it will get included. I think.
sknebelit's not on the body, but I guess a template can shift around what's the "root" of an article or someting? on the body it'd be fine, since the mf2 h-entry would override it
chrisaldrich!tell tracya: If it helps, Brid.gy has a "preview" button that you can use to test what it will post from a given URL. For most vanilla themes, it's going to include everything in the_content, which is likely why your share buttons were showing up.
GWG[pfefferle]: I checked the spec, and then talked to aaronpk and the code uses a currently deprecated callback. If I move to the method in the specification, then I should be able to make it service-agnostic, so you could change a setting and use a different Indieauth server.
GWG[pfefferle]: I have my reasons for wanting to do that. If that works, my stretch goal is to actually implement a server, but I'm prepared to push that off as long as the code is no longer tied to one endpoint.