How long before there's a "drummer-mode" for Emacs? Not long, I bet/hope. Maybe just a wrapper around something like org-opml.#
I've forked Dave's templates for drummerCMS and am successfully using my own copies. I just wanted to add some space and a small divider beneath titled posts so they were easier to distinguish from the following entry. Going to try adding a macro to the template so that it's easier to override CSS. Seems like overkill to copy the template, CSS, and JavaScript files in their entirety just to add some padding. Maybe there's already a better way that I don't know about.#
There's more debate about enabling "Likes" on social networks (e.g. Glass). I've written about this before, but in summary: Likes should be available, but should not be shown publicly if you want to avoid gross behavior. This is one of the few things I know I'm right about#
I'm annoyed that I live in a world in which we no longer want to answer the phone.#
- I deleted the DO droplet that I had been using for Cloudron. I guess no more Cloudron then.#
- I don't know how to override the default CSS in Drummer. I think I'd need to override the default template(s) but that seems like overkill. (also, I can't find instructions for doing that). I'd rather have something like "customCssURL" pointing to my own CSS file that gets loaded last. Or better, let me define a node in an outline somewhere containing custom CSS. (Update: I copied the templates and used my own for now.)#
- Not sure this minutiae belongs here. I'll give it a few more days, though.#
- Isn't PagePark mostly just acting as a reverse proxy? https://github.com/scripting/drummerSupport/issues/67#
- OK it's possible I've gotten this thing running via rudimentarylathe.org. No SSL yet. One thing at a time, geez.#
- The Blog.opml tab in Drummer is wonky alluvasudden. There's some extra HTML.#
How long before there's a "drummer-mode" for Emacs? Not long, I bet/hope. Maybe just a wrapper around something like org-opml.#
I've forked Dave's templates for drummerCMS and am successfully using my own copies. I just wanted to add some space and a small divider beneath titled posts so they were easier to distinguish from the following entry. Going to try adding a macro to the template so that it's easier to override CSS. Seems like overkill to copy the template, CSS, and JavaScript files in their entirety just to add some padding. Maybe there's already a better way that I don't know about.#
There's more debate about enabling "Likes" on social networks (e.g. Glass). I've written about this before, but in summary: Likes should be available, but should not be shown publicly if you want to avoid gross behavior. This is one of the few things I know I'm right about#
I'm annoyed that I live in a world in which we no longer want to answer the phone.#
- I deleted the DO droplet that I had been using for Cloudron. I guess no more Cloudron then.#
- I don't know how to override the default CSS in Drummer. I think I'd need to override the default template(s) but that seems like overkill. (also, I can't find instructions for doing that). I'd rather have something like "customCssURL" pointing to my own CSS file that gets loaded last. Or better, let me define a node in an outline somewhere containing custom CSS. (Update: I copied the templates and used my own for now.)#
- Not sure this minutiae belongs here. I'll give it a few more days, though.#
- Isn't PagePark mostly just acting as a reverse proxy? https://github.com/scripting/drummerSupport/issues/67#
- OK it's possible I've gotten this thing running via rudimentarylathe.org. No SSL yet. One thing at a time, geez.#
- The Blog.opml tab in Drummer is wonky alluvasudden. There's some extra HTML.#