#wordpress 2024-03-27

2024-03-27 UTC
[Paul_Robert_Ll], [tantek], ben_thatmustbeme, [contact898], dissolve22[d], [campegg], gRegor, [aciccarello], sebbu, [schmarty] and rjh joined the channel
# 19:43 
rjh hi. anobody here?
# 19:45 
rjh nope.
# 19:59 
[lcs] Just passing by
# 20:05 
rjh I just wanted to ask something about Webmention
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# 20:07 
[lcs] Not sure I can help, but feel free to ask
# 20:08 
[lcs] (I suppose it’s WordPress related, otherwise #indieweb-dev is probably a more suitable channel)
# 20:10 
rjh well. I have all the indieweb plugins on my WordPress blog. It sort of works. But when somebody likes my post on Bluesky, the blog shows just "bridgy response"
# 20:12 
rjh Here is an example. (Do not be scared, the website is in Czech, not English.): https://jauzfaktnevim.cz/2024/03/26/mula/ 
# 20:13 
[lcs] Interesting! I don’t have any experience using Bridgy, so I can’t help with that unfortunately. [snarfed] can probably pick up on what’s going on right away.
# 20:15 
rjh I saw some old discussion about a similar issue. But it was not helpfull
# 20:17 
rjh thanks anyway
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# 23:57 
GWG We know about Bridgy Response. If you use the Facepile option, it doesn't appear. We need to rewrite what Bridgy gives us to present a textual version.
# 23:58 
GWG Since a like from Bridgy has no title, content, etc, it is drawing that from the title tag of the page.
# 23:58 
GWG So, either we write in a full response or ask [snarfed] to have Bridgy include one. The WordPress plugin doing it is probably better