Releases: jmacdotorg/plerd
v1.820
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Adding SSL support to Plerdwatcher.
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Displayed webmentions are now sorted by time they were published (versus the time they were received).
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Adding a trivial default handler on the webmention listener.
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Plerd now emits an intentional warning on publication if the blog contains tags that are identical except for case.
v1.601
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Fixing a bug that prevented the Webmention-receiving plerdwatcher process from accepting webmentions for posts created after it launched.
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Adding a (commented-out)
<link rel="webmention [...] />element to the set of sample templates. (Thanks to Karen Cravens for the bug report.) -
Separating the display of replies versus uncategorized webmentions, in the sample templates.
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Retroactively adding a bunch of entries to the 1.6 Changelog entry that I forgot about in the excitement of the Webmention stuff.
v1.6
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Adding experimental support for Webmention sending, receiving, and display.
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If a template fails to process, Plerd will now die with a meaningful error message.
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Adding a post_with_url method to Plerd objects.
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Adding Microformats2 metadata to the sample templates.
v1.55
- Fixed a bug where higher-than-ASCII characters could get double-encoded in certain contexts.
v1.54
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Improving how Plerd handles UTF-8 source and template files. (Much like v1.44, except I think I got it right this time.)
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Adding mention of v1.52's alt-text improvement to the documentation.
v1.53
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Fixing a bug where Markdown symbols, if present in the first paragraph of a post's source file, would appear in default social-media description tags.
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Now requiring a minimum HTML::SocialMeta version.
v1.52
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Social-media metadata tags will choose "featured image" style for posts that explicitly define an image, and "thumbnail" style for posts that use the blog's default image.
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Adding support for image alt-text in social-media metadata tags.
v1.5
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Adding support for social-media metadata tags, allowing services like Facebook, Twitter, and Slack to display previews of Plerd-based posts that they link to.
If you are upgrading to this release from an earlier Plerd version, then in order to take advantage of this new features you'll need to do a couple of things:
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Add some Template Toolkit tags like this to your
wrapper.ttfile, within the<head>tags:[% IF context_post %]
[% context_post.social_meta_tags %]
[% END %]See the file at templates/wrapper.tt for a working example.
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Set either the facebook_id and twitter_id config directives to your blog (or both), and consider setting a default image as well. See https://github.com/jmacdotorg/plerd#social-media-metatags for full documentation.
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Improving and reorganizing docs and examples a bit, including first links to the wiki (hosted on GitHub) for higher-level documentation.
v1.43
v1.42
Adding some styling to the default template so that plain <img> elements within posts don't overflow the content div's width.