TheVoidTLMB

Hi, I didn’t select video-post format. In fact, I never knew that option existed, and I can’t see it in either of my site’s post editors. (I use Classic Editor in both.) I just searched and found “If you are using a theme that supports post formats, you can apply the format through the Post editor.”
I’m using Sundance on tlmb.net, and Parament on offgrid.tlmb.net . I can’t see the option to change the post format in either of them, in either the Classic or Block editors.
https://offgrid.tlmb.net/2024/11/24/unique-elvish-limelight-ep-46/?activitypub is showing type = “Note”.
Same thing on those other two posts. I used “Add a new post” in the WP Posts menu to create all three of them. So I don’t know how these posts have been interpreted as video or audio posts. Is that going to happen whenever a post has an audio or video file in it? :-/

Hi. I’ve only used YoYoCollection tag twice: once yesterday, and once today, both times with caps. Do you mean saved in WordPress, or saved in Mastodon? Clicking the (capital-less)tag in my Masto instance shows only my two posts. At the top of the column showing these posts, the tag is both uncapitalised, then capitalised. But the tags in the posts themselves are uncapitalised. (I’ll post a screenshot and tag you on Masto…)
In my WordPress list of tags, the capitals are shown. Clicking the tag in WP loads all (both) posts with it, and the URL the browser loads,
https://tlmb.net/blog/tag/yoyocollection/ , has no caps.
Is any of that useful info? 🙂

Hi, I’m back. I made a new blog post on Sep 9th, but I only just realised that I hadn’t seen it anywhere on Masto. I searched for the user on both moth.social and mastodon.social, finding it okay, but not with the latest post showing. Refreshed several times, waited a few hours, but no sign of it. I made another test post on the blog earlier today (Classic “Test, please ignore” 🙂 ), and that didn’t show up either. (I’ve since deleted that one.) I’m pretty sure I haven’t changed anything on the set-up since my post of 12th August, barring updating to 3.2.5.

So I came back here, and saw your post here, Matthias, suggesting the “cheat” of searching for the post’s URL in Masto (moth.social). It worked, yay! But it would be nice not to have to do that every time. It’s not likely to be a very active blog – I don’t know if that would be relevant. Any ideas on why my Sep 7th post didn’t show up?

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Update: After doing nothing else but waiting a while, the account is now showing up in a search for @thebka in my Mammoth app, although not (yet?) via a web interface search. I guess that means the .htaccess rewrite rule did the trick. (I’m still confused though! 🙂 )

Oh! Well, this is odd. The blog post was made on Sunday, so that would be quite a delay. But yes, you’re right – if I visit mastodon.social, and search for @offgriddervoid, I can see that account’s post for episode 41, including the fact that it has been edited, and that it was boosted by @offgridpod – all as it should be. But it’s not showing up in either of those profiles’ list of posts when I look at them in moth.social . Hmm, I guess that means it’s a moth.social problem, not an AP one? I’ll try boosting that post from my (non-blog) profile in moth.social…

…Okay, after boosting from my personal account, the post shows up under @offgriddervoid’s posts , but not under @offgridpod’s (both when viewed in moth.social). I’ll wait a while to see if the latter shows up. Still a bit of a mystery to me, but at least I now know to search via a different instance before panicking. :-/

Thanks…