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jacobhall.net
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author presents a technical proposal and personal implementation of 'whostyles,' a feature that applies a commenter's custom CSS styling to their replies when those comments are posted to other IndieWeb sites. | |
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lemmy.ml
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| | | | | h/t kicks condor Okay I'm like one of the probably-fewer-than-ten people in the world with a defined whostyle [https://maya.land/assets/whostyle.css], so obviously I'm psyched by this. Having a list of people (defined by h-cards) and an offline tool to traverse their sites, grab the whostyles, sanitize the CSS, rescope the selectors, and repackage for your own site seems like a totally valid approach to me. That way the sanitizing could improve over time without having to respec inter-site dynamic inclus... | |
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indieseek.xyz
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| | | | | Bookmark: the dailywebthing linkport A large linkblog of the Independent Web. Linkport is basically mapping the same sorts of sites as Indieseek.xyz only for a... | |
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jessedyck.me
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| | | [AI summary] WordPress 6.2 introduces a feature allowing users to verify their Mastodon accounts via social icons without custom code. | ||
