Continuing with the progress on my IndieWeb website project, I succeeded in replying to a Mastodon Post from my website.
Day 7 of 100 #100DaysofIndieWeb, #IndieWeb, #ProjectJournal, #ProjectManagement
This project, at times, is a little complicated. Based on my assumptions that I will not use the WordPress Classic Editor and will use Gutenberg and the Block editor, and the default theme, it has made it such that I can’t use a couple of the plugins that might have made this more straightforward. I also wanted to try to use the WordPress blocks to accomplish this.
I succeeded in replying to this post. To do so I used a combination of blocks and HTML in a Custom HTML block. Ideally, I would have been able to add a class to each block and avoid the HTML. But I think that this compromise is a practical solution.
I have placed the classes on groups (divs) and placed the posts URL and class in the custom HTML. Screenshot below.
The result was a reply that was posted to Mastodon with the assistance of https://brid.gy by Ryan Barrett. Ryan has answered a lot of questions along the way.
There are multiple resources that helped with finding out how to do this.
- http://microformats.org/wiki/h-entry (see u-in-reply-to)
- https://indieweb.org/in-reply-to
This was part of the plan but I was inspired today because of Tantek Çelik’s post on the six year anniversary of Webmentions.
Screenshot
(I will replace this photo with a marked up screenshot eventually.)
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