Jeremy Cherfas

Spent a little while looking into embeds, as recommended, and it seems like it could be worthwhile. I tested the native embed, as it were, by tacking /embed onto a URL, and it is not very attractive. But customising the embed by using the other image and the audio will take a bit of work. I have found some useful resources for that, notably www.sitepoint.com/customizi… for the code needed.

Might also be worth implementing a different audio player on the site – using this plugin wordpress.org/plugins/p… – but still feeding it the blueberry version of the audio URL to maintain continuity of stats.

Quick question for Chris Aldrich, which I may be able to answer myself by judicious experimentation: how do you reply to two URLs at once?

Later: well, it isn’t by including two URLs in the reply to a site field!

#withknown #indieweb

My apologies, Chris. I’m not familiar with the media player you are using on WordPress and so I did not realise that it was an embed rather than a download. That makes everything I said wrong, and everything you said right.

I’ll look into oEmbeds, although I’m currently not sure exactly how I would make use of them.

Again, thanks for your patience and understanding.

Marty’s summary – it’s hard – is spot on. I do, however, feel that there’s room for both a quick roundup of what’s happening in the #indieweb, in the way that Marty has pioneered, and for something a little more discursive. I could easily record interviews with the protagonists over Skype or similar, if they are willing. And if I weren’t so geographically isolated here in Rome, I could even try to get to some Indie Web Camps or HWCs and do on the spot recordings.

My feeling is that these kinds of podcasts could help people to embrace and adopt the indieweb. There could also be a role for Q type things in the longer podcasts.

Writing something nice again, but I have enabled the Markdown plugin on Known.And maybe a headline tooLike this Utterly bizarre; when I went to write a new post, the above was already there. In other words, the content of the post from Quill, without the block quote.

This should be a markdown block quote.

I’m knackered. Will try some more tomorrow.

#withknown

Writing something nice again, but I have enabled the Markdown plugin on Known. So need something in HTML, like this block quote And maybe a headline tooLike this

I’m writing something nice, as instructed.Does Quill do Markdown?I don’t think so, although I just noticed that there is a hover that seems to create quotes. Let me test that. How about tags? Like #quill and #indieweb? Oh no, they’re in the publish box. #quill #indieweb

This is the content of a regular note from quill

This is a test of silo via @aaronpk

I cannot get my head around how @withknown is handling posts.I bookmark a page, with a quote from the page:I don’t like the yellow behind the text. So I click on edit, expecting to be able to at least look around.Where is the quote?Beats me.