aral yep, one for every page view and one each time I leave a page (http://aral.tripod.com/bin/exit/exit_page?q=
). Must of had pop up blocker turned off for some reason.
Doing a mass find-and-replace operation on the Perch Blog app so I can have more than one running at the same time. If you want to do something similar, here are the strings you need to replace:
blog
⇒ yourName
Blog
⇒ YourName
perch_blog
⇒ yourPrefix_yourName
PerchBlog
⇒ YourName
And then obviously rename the .class.php
files and activate as you would any other app.
I finished off the #OSM Nominatim geocoding. Tack .json
onto the end of this URL and have a look in the tags
array for goodies. h-adr and h-geo coming soon.
Also RE twitter syndication UX: with self hosted notes we have the chance to make a really robust threaded/branched conversation model via rel
values, something @twitter lacks /cc Tom Morris #indieweb
Amazed at #HTML+, which had scribble
and audio
form input elements! http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/HTMLPlus/htmlplus_41.html
lkdto how about rel=me
on all your links?
Congratulations on thesession.org’s new release Jeremy Keith! Looking great, and it’s nice to see hentry
on the activity feed :)
Glenn Jones identengine.com is now giving me ECONN_RESET
errors for any API request which hasn’t been cached — any ideas? I don’t think my little site is going over the rate limit!
* {
-webkit-appearance: menulist;
}
css
Using identengine.com’s profiles API to auto-h-card twitter at-names is working brilliantly. I no longer have to add twitter: somename
to my address book entries.
Trying to resist the temptation to use ☺ for unordered list items.
Thankfully, CSS doesn’t seem to have the concept of list-style-character
.
Glenn Jones when using #identengine profiles API for http://twitter.com/barnabywalters
I keep getting this error:
An error has occurred: {"code":"ECONNRESET"}
I haven’t seen it happen for any other URL. Any ideas?
My hometown’s website is the only one in the world to boast no less than 13 </html>
tags.
@boagworld they’re damned awkward. I am tempted to wrap them in a div with overflow-x: scroll
.
The poster is for a gig I’m doing in December. But just because it’s a print poster is no reason not to use #microformats2 #µf2 h-card
!
Designing a poster in HTML (for compatibility). It’s relaxing to not have to deal with fluid design. body { width: 210mm; height: 297mm; }