This is a quick getting started guide for Yarns Microsub Server. This post will be updated and expanded.
Tag: Plugin
via Alan Levine
I rolled up my sleeves and coded my own, now available as the Posted Today plugin. It provides a shortcode that could be used anywhere in your WordPress site (post, page, widget?) but mainly the intent is for a Page.
I love this Alan. I have been thinking about adding a ‘Today’ page to my Collect site for a while. Here it is, thank you. It really adds impetus to collect everything from around the web in one place, such as Facebook and Twitter. Now to work on that.
Early stages of a microsub server plugin for WordPress. Currently in development and not yet stable, so please do not use yet. – jackjamieson2/yarns-microsub-server
Parse This Parsing Library for WordPress- Can Act as a Standalone Plugin – dshanske/parse-this
David Shanske (david.shanske.com)As promised previously, I’ve built new syndication code and added supported for Bridgy and Indienews, which both uses Webmentions to trigger a syndication action. This is disabled by default.
Well done with all your work getting this done. I look forward to using it. Thank you.
WordPress Plugin for Exporting Post Data as CSV. Contribute to cogdog/wp-posts2csv development by creating an account on GitHub.
I have been wondering about how to beat analyse my month. I had tinkered with Tom Woodward’s use of Google Sheets, but feel that Alan Levine’s plugin does this easily.
Heather, not sure what you are looking for with TimelineJS, but @twoodwar has created a plugin to replicate it using WordPress http://bionicteaching.com/portfolio-timeline/
📓 First Gutenberg Experience
I decided to finally install the Gutenberg plugin. I have read a few posts (Jeff Everhart and John Johnston) and realised that I probably should have a look.
My first impression was that it felt like the WordPress.com editor. I can see the appeal of blocks, it works for the new Google Sites and Weebly, but fear that it is overkill for what I do? I also noticed that Post Kinds disappeared.
Interestingly, in the screen providing a summary of all the posts, there is an option for starting a new post in the Gutenberg editor or the classic editor. Maybe this choice is an eye to the future, just wonder if there is a means of making ‘classic’ as default?
Some other reflections:
Dear the WordPress. You know I love you like family. But I am testing Gutenberg with Jaws right now and we really need to have an honest discussion about where this is going, including discussions from the other concerned developers.
— Amanda J. Rush (@cswordpress) April 2, 2018
but sure, I’m going around everywhere claiming/complaining. What I have said is, IF the goal is to compete, acknowledge it and move on.
I’ve also said Gutenberg feels like skating to where the puck is, not where it’s going.
But never have I called out an individual.
— Michael Bishop (@miklb) April 5, 2018
Profile Picture for Alan Levine aka CogDog Alan Levine aka CogDog (CogDogBlog)I’m a huge fan and repeat user of Martin Hawksey’s Twitter TAGS.
If you are doing a class or project with activity around a hashtag, and you are not using this tool, just stop everything and set one up. It’s rather brilliant, a Google Spreadsheet with some Hawksey-ian script genius underneath…
Writing blogs posts is nice because it documents things and makes me notice all sorts of things I missed in the heat of trying to get a working plugin but it also sucks because it takes me forever to write the post. These asides are also the reason I have 223 draft posts on my site.
Profile Picture for Alan Levine aka CogDogAlan Levine aka CogDog (CogDogBlog)Tiled surfaces are classy. And after doing one the method is learned quickly.
Without knowing I was looking for it I found a seriously awesome WordPress plugin that I can see making a lot of use of.