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results for "microformats wordpress theme"
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post kinds plugin adds microformats to the stuff it handles directly. Those like h-entry and h-feed are typically handled by either WP core or the particular theme.
[chrisaldrich]
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2018-05-17 01:46
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GWG: [Rose] left you a message 5 minutes ago: Did you modify the underscore theme to have microformats in it already or am I imagining things?
Loqi
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2019-10-06 14:11
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"properly implemented microformats" - that's the hardest thing I've run into trying to create my own theme. I do see documentation but I've still got some things wrong occasionally
[asuh]
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2018-12-11 09:34
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[zegnat] here is one theme people have been working on: https://github.com/presscustomizr/hueman and this one Fluidia https://wordpress.org/themes/fluida/ says it is microformats but it isnt mf2, if you want to hack on either with me I am game
jgmac1106
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2018-06-27 15:43
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I'm trying to make the Microformats 2 WordPress plug-in play nice with the Twenty Nineteen default theme. It seems to work, but the display is mangled. Where is a place to start? I'm not a code, but I'm code literate enough to hack the theme's php and css if that's what is required.
billbennettnz
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2019-06-01 01:35
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ok, I added "[http://cdevroe.com/projects/cypress/ Cypress] an IndieWeb friendly theme with microformats [[h-entry]], [[h-feed]] with [[portfolio]] support and geared toward use with [[micro.blog]] by [[User:Cdevroe.com|Colin Devroe]]" to the "See Also" section of /WordPress/Themes https://indieweb.org/wiki/index.php?diff=74859&oldid=74735
Loqi
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2021-03-13 19:02
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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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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 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
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One of the biggest issues with WordPress for IndieWeb (and related tool use) is that a lot of it relies on proper microformats which aren't done in either core or in most themes. If core would update to a more correct setup and leave the rest to theme developers who knew what was required, everything would be much smoother sailing.
chrisaldrich
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2018-06-19 20:10