Notes shouldn't have a title. There are a few display options. Many just take the first few words of a note and display those. Others display notes by number and or date.
Should be an easy fix in the template page. I just used up all my coding time and had to double down on content time... Hopefully play a little later in week.
Wow so many people at the #ForTheWeb summit....jealous....but forget a contract, if we could get 50% of the people in that room on their own websites using an #HTMLFirst approach...a lot more than talk would happen.
@sdepolo Wow thanks for the Shout Out. Here is grant proposal I submitted to keep Dewey's Great Community experimentation going: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_VQSHkKKIj-m8OAsZP7ASGN3jlNXgjXWLQoJQjI4-Ks/edit?usp=sharing currently sponsored by your friendly competitor, but the web is shared hosting agnostic if GoDaddy offers or wants to chase grants let
I can't lie... I mean I will wait awhile for dramatic effect and serotonin hits of good memories but I am totally gonna use the baby cub climbing the mountain in like all of my speaking gigs.
Instead I seek to mark movements toward greater diversity and inclusion within both communities while recognizing, from a Halliday lens, how language and privilege can reinforce power #el30
@TaylorJadin Site sounds a lot like my WordPress site, I use an IndieWeb theme and then add Elementor to build the visual displays I want for RSS feeds I use @inoreader and build planets like: https://edu305.jgregorymcverry.com/feeds.html
@taylorJadin built an IndieWeb course template you might want to check out check out @chrisaldrich'#Edu522 for the pedagogical proof on concept. Teaching with webmentions and post kind plugin so much fun. Even fooling around with webmention badges. Fun stuff
Holistic technologies are normally associated with the notion of craft. Artisans, be they potters, weavers, metal-smiths, or cooks, control the process of their own work from beginning to end. Their hands and minds make situational decisions as the work proceeds, be it on the thickness of the pot, or the shape of the knife edge, or the doneness of the roast.
In college I did have a stalker. It was a very scary experience. I come to technology with a different perspective because of that experience. It is not a matter of techno panic but a matter of self-preservation....lots of people in Silicon Valley who have never had a Stalker. They are not thinking like that. If you get more people involved that have had Div
@ShortFormErnie Tools and cultures have always co-evolved with one influencing the other. Computers are and will be no different. I am starting to advocate more for holistic rather than prescriptive tech. It will all change.
While we should not forget that these prescriptive technologies are exceedingly effective and efficient, they come with an enormous social mortgage. The mortgage means that we live in a culture of compliance, that we are ever more conditioned to accept orthodoxy as normal, and to accept that there is only one way of doing “it.” This sounds a lot like the sta
Thinking about wabi-sabi and web design: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wabi-sabi after reading a Medium article this morning. Seems to be a good philosophy for the web.