Matthias Pfefferle
Matthias Pfefferle
Ok, this might be even possible with a small custom plugin that adds the informations using filters... But let me think about that a bit.
Can you give me the domain of your blog, so that I can have a look?
I just checked your posts and everything looks fine. You can also check what the plugin sends by adding `?activitypub` at the end of a permalink: https://smartexplorate.blog/archaologie-in-information/?activitypub I also checked...
@Jiwoon-Kim that is what we are already using for all out blocks.
Hey @nex3 👋 I just tested your blog post on my sites testing endpoint and got this result: ```JSON { "published": { "date": "2024-09-27 07:38:00.000000", "timezone_type": 2, "timezone": "Z" },...
The plugin supports multiple semantics and it seems that you posted the result of the Webmentions Meta-Parser.
We have to change that, it is only the Webmentions plugin! You do not have to specify anything, the plugin aggregates the info of all parsers. You can experiment with...
Ah, found it! You use an `h-entry` inside an `h-entry` and the code searches for the target URL and uses the surrounding `h-entry` to use it as the post. And...
You generally should not nest `h-*` objects inside of `h-*` objects without giving them also a property-attribute. The only exception I know is `h-feed > h-entry`.