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Good catch @dshanske! It was exactly https:/
I've been hacking around the indieweb for a while and had this plugin, which works well, for quite a while.
However, I'll note, as I recently ran into a small conflict in relation to outputs, that there are more current, and actively maintained plugins that provide similar functionality as this. In particular, for a bigger suite of indieweb plugins, be sure to check out <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/indieweb/">IndieWeb Plugin</a>[https:/
Sad to see https:/
For those on twitter, there's a growing list of #indieweb proponents https:/
@mcclearen Let us know if you need help on that #indieweb WordPress site: http:/
#indieweb: @kevinmarks @rhiaro: Let Dimitri know there are a lot of us out here who can help him http:/
#indieweb @kevinmarks If Jessica is watching, @warnermusic has a custom built drupal framework for their bands
#IndieWeb @kevinmarks @mlncn: What a coincidence, not just 20 minutes ago, I bookmarked this Drupal-related post! http:/
Thanks @kylewm. This seems to have done the trick to fix the issue. ([viz.](http:/
I would consider the postability portion of this as closed. As the alternate post regarding Peter's SSL issue on https:/
#indieweb #Known #github
Is there a way to use a similar workflow that occurs when doing a native "photo post" rather than the alternate flow here that happens when clicking on the photo icon within the tinymce-esque toolbar? Doing something like this as a temporary mobile fix may be easy enough, and those who are looking to add the description, height, width could at least use raw html/css tweaks in the source code... (though I'll also mention that the source code icon pops up a fixed width window that also doesn't give access to it's full functionality either.)
#indieweb #known #githubissue
Peter Molnar mentioned this post [http:/
I'll have to come back to the code and thoughts in his post as some of the functionality would be nice to have in my WordPress install as well.