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results for "microformats wordpress theme"
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theme developers are already adding microformats, just the wrong microformats and that’s part of the problem. 99% of themes use the mf from outdated core WordPress themes, used those classes for styling, and now Core won’t change it because they don’t want to “break themes”. We need to convince them that the current broken mf is breaking themes wanting to use current standards.
[miklb]
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2018-04-22 19:07
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I don't think that the theme developers will be open to adding in microformats support either.
[unoabraham]
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2018-04-22 07:12
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But using a free theme for microformats support instead of premium themes costing several hundred dollars seems like no solution to me. Especially after the hours I've spent going through the tutorials and learning how to customize child themes.
[unoabraham]
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2018-04-22 07:11
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[unoabraham]: Using a theme with Microformats
GWG
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2018-04-22 07:03
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And equally afraid that we'd lose a section of people who could get some basic microformats but wouldn't switch to a friendly theme.
GWG
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2018-04-22 04:24
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[IndieWeb WordPress Outreach Club] Description It is only a very basic implementation, because not every element is accessible through actions or filters. It is better to use a theme that supports Microformats 2 fully. FAQ What are Microformats 2? Microformats are a simple way...
Loqi
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2018-04-22 04:22
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I can try to tweak around with a test install I've got with Independent Publisher to see what's causing it, but I know that GWG had been doing some pull requests against that theme to improve it's microformats support so things like your u-photo problem don't happen with the Bridgy Publish Plugin.
chrisaldrich
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2018-03-27 23:51
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tantek, it sounds like she was having issues with POSSE from her site to Twitter, et al. and that's usually a microformats issue in the theme being parsed to translate to the target properly.
chrisaldrich
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2018-03-26 22:18
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[indieweb] wordpress-uf2: add "Microformats 2" classes to your WordPress theme
Loqi
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2018-03-07 01:33
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I took the the python uf parser, wrapped a main program around it, and have it dump the parsed microformats out in JSON from a given URL. I'm throwing this at a test Wordpress installation where I switch between Independent Publisher (with uf) and my pinboard theme. Theoretically (right?) the uf JSON output should be the same. Bit it isn't at all.
j12t
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2018-02-23 05:26