The poster is for a gig I’m doing in December. But just because it’s a print poster is no reason not to use #microformats2 #µf2 h-card!

Designing a poster in HTML (for compatibility). It’s relaxing to not have to deal with fluid design. body { width: 210mm; height: 297mm; }

/portal/alias__Halsway/lang__en/tabid__4461/eventid__196/default.aspx

Ow. #painfulUrls

try/catch are the most undervalued control flow statements. I think it’s the negative connotation of exception.

Just put in a few solid hours working on https://github.com/indieweb/php-mf2/ — it’s now at v0.1.6 and has preliminary support for the microformats-2 canonical JSON representation. As always it is installable via composer via "mf2/mf2": "0.1.*"

Pure–CSS attempts to auto-include favicons on external links/.h-card failed :( Resorting to javascript…

Tonight I feel like wrangling some CSS. I want to make it do things it probably shouldn’t. Amongst other things, fixing rel=external.

Blekko report 108,000,000 URLs using rel=me. This bodes well for Indieauth #indieweb http://blekko.com/webgrep?page=view&id=ee554c9aa23d2e9ff9a965b0874d43cf

Google say there’s a “significant” number of pages sending X-Pingback — I'd like to see actual stats.

#indieweb proposal: Favicons + apple-touch PNGs for easily discoverable profile pics. Goes against discovery principles, but it’s already in wide use and well supported.

FInally, I have some relatively sensible pagination. /notes returns last 10 days by default, single days can be specified with ?day=YYYY-MM-DD or ?day=YYYY-DDD

The more I use XML the more I question it’s use on the web. Fatal parse errors for a missing /?!

If you’re using Chome and you quit accidentally, losing important text forever, don’t panic! It can be found in /Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Last Session (on a Mac) with a bit of digging around.

Damn, first I was typing git pish, now it’s gut push… Third time lucky! @ #indiewebcamp

Toggle commentedness in CSS with just the first /*:

/* css.code:to { be: toggled; } /**/

::selection doesn’t support background-image :( I even had a funny trick planned:

I’ve been having this problem with OpenPhoto which resulted in having over 90,000 records in my tags table.

To fix this problem, simply run this sql:

ALTER IGNORE TABLE  `database name`.`prefix_tag` ADD UNIQUE  `unique` (  `id` )

Something I learnt just now: HTML <ins> and <del> have datetime attrs for keeping track of changes.

This is handy as I’ve been wondering about those for a while. Interestingly they have a cite attr too (to a URL describing changes made) w