Tag: wordpress
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The one thing keeping me from migrating from WordPress to ClassicPress is the excellent ActivityPub plugin. Its great, but i wish i had the time to port all the broken parts to the ClassicPress way of doing things i.e. the WP things that have changed since 4.9
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Hmm. Seems that when my posts appear in fediverse, I am hit with that Ddos effect off all connected instances requesting my page at the same time. This may only be for posts with images attached so I’m going to try and switch to using a plugin to offload my media on to Digital Ocean…
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Making decent progress with my lastfm scrobbles importer plugin for WordPress. Importing (new and backdating) is working. Just need to tidy up the admin display and sort out the displaying in templates. It’s been years since I worked on WP plugins so it’s taking some time along with my screaming tot. #wordpress #lastfm #scrobbles
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I’m working on a WordPress plugin to import scrobbles from Last fm and display on your website. It’ll work like the traktivity plugin that imports and displays trakt watches for TV shows and films. It’s an itch I want to scratch but hopefully could be helpful to others out there.
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Migrating my website to Statamic
I love Laravel. I also really like WordPress, for what it is. So when it came to originally putting my personal site together I just wanted to get a simple WordPress site together. I have attempted to build my own website and blog in Laravel from scratch multiple times over the years. I even stuck…
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Finally got my site to use the roots wordpress structure. Composer dependency management and deployment with laravel forge. 🤓
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Why do WordPress theme developers have to bloody overcomplicate everything?
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Internal server error fixed from the train on my phone. Boom! Oh WordPress how you test me.
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I finally did it
Update: I’m now using WordPress again. Ever since I can remember having my own website, for the most part, I have used WordPress. I’ve loved using it and will always recommend it to clients as being the best way for them to publish online. Of course, with me being a web developer I’m always wanting to tinker.…
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Thoughts again about an indieweb CMS
Some time ago I wrote an article on planning to build my own CMS. I started to work on it using CodeIgniter as its framework. When I started to get overwhelmed by all of the moving parts I was trying to think about all at once I immediately went over to my current site –…
