#Loqi[preview] [Nick Simson] Bookmarked The Negative Impact of Mobile-First Web Design …Bookmarked The Negative Impact of Mobile-First Web Design on Desktop.
Try not to be alarmed by the headline. They key phrase here is content dispersion, an effect of scaling up the mobile ...
#[snarfed]Maybe your theme is rendering comments itself and not letting the plugin do its thing?
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#[nsmsn]It's possible. Not sure what I should look into first. I am auto-approving webmentions from brid.gy
#[nsmsn]Probably do not want to change that setting
#[snarfed]right, no, this isn't at webmention receive/accept time, it's at rendering, I'd guess
#gRegorShould be fine, that functionality is now in the main Webmention plugin
#[snarfed]I expect it's a bad interaction between your theme and the plugin
#GWGBridgy Response is weird.... unless it is somehow picking up the wrong property... I can look into that if I have source and target when I get home
#GWGI think if the content is Bridgy Response it is using the title tag of the page in parsing... which should only happen if there is no mf2.. but possibly a merge logic issue
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#[snarfed]nsmsn one thing you can do is look at those comments in your wordpress admin dashboard. if you click "Edit" on one of them, do you see the real content there? if you then scroll down, do you see a "Webmention Data" box with more info?
#[nsmsn]Yes, I see "Bridgy Response" in the content, then Commentype: Like in the Webmention data box
#[nsmsn]I'm using a WP.org directory theme (Jace) plus Indieblocks.xyz plugin to add mf2 markup to my posts