I don’t think I’ve removed anything. Possibly last night (~18 hours ago) when I first started testing things out, but not today if that’s what you mean by a little while ago.
I don’t think I’ve removed anything. Possibly last night (~18 hours ago) when I first started testing things out, but not today if that’s what you mean by a little while ago.
Which of the posts are those? I can’t seem to find them.
I’m testing out a darker theme on my blog. The plan is to use it to eventually have a dark and a light mode.
@manton in this thread. Maybe he knows the solutions to some of the quirks we’re encountering. (Hopefully this works as a way of mentioning Manton.)
Perhaps we should ping inI wasn’t planning to, but you are right that it is something I should do.
I’ll see if I can get around to it today or tomorrow.
I don’t know if
is the word I’d choose since it involved a lot of RJ45 crimping, but at it did result in a more reliable network and wifi with better coverage, so that’s a win.did indeed show up in micro.blog as part of the conversation but it didn’t show up at my blog and the micro.blog post is from johnjohnston.info, not @johnjohnston.
That’s probably because micro.blog sees it both as an incoming webmention and as a post in my RSS feed.
If so, this one should only show up once since it’s posted in a category that’s excluded from my feeds.
No, I’m just manually marking it up as such. Maybe it has something to do with the blog-subdomain not being what I had previously put into my micro.blog account as my webpage. I’ve changed that now, so let’s see if this reply works better.
Thanks John! If this works as intended this should show up as a reply at micro.blog, even though it was posted on my blog with “u-in-reply-to”. Does it work?
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18 augusti, 2019 23:32@MrHenko that fixed it, but I see 2 messages in the main timeline? Only one in conversation view (mac app).