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  • Replying to: @pratik

    @pratik Ah, I tested so much markdown but not those. I’ll see if I can work it out.

  • Replying to: @jedda
  • Replying to: social.lol

    @vincentritter Yeah, you need to get in the game with Shortcuts. You can have it launch in background once connected and even play a certain playlist/station/etc. A friend of mine has his do all of this:

    1. Turn ringer on loud
    2. Say a random saying from a list (things like Prepare to Launch, All Engines Ignited, Warp Speed Enabled)
    3. Open Overcast and play latest podcast
    4. If it's after 4pm and he's leaving work, it texts his wife that he's on the way and tells him the traffic
    5. If it's before 9am and he's leaving home, it tells him the weather

    A few more things as well. I tried one like that, but I got annoyed by everything. Mine simply turns my ringer on loud when connected, checks if anything is playing on my phone, if there isn't it plays music, if there is something playing, it transfers that to car speakers. If my phone is lower than 20%, it tells me to charge it. Then when my car is off, it turns phone back on silent and pauses music.

  • Replying to: social.lol

    @vincentritter In Shortcuts app, you can create an automation "When bluetooth connects" to trigger Spotify in various ways automatically. Spotify itself doesn't have the greatest Shortcuts support, but it does have Siri support which enables you to patch the two together.

    You can also use that automation to trigger things like Driving Mode, Turn your ringer on, etc.

  • Replying to: social.lol

    @vincentritter Are you using bluetooth or carplay?

  • Replying to: social.lol

    @benjamin Looking good!

  • Replying to: @jarrod

    @jarrod So far, specifically for books. Mainly with Libby/Overdrive. Although our local library system just switched to the (much) lesser cloudLibrary service. I figured out a way to use it with the Libra (and Kindle), but only people like us would actually do that.

  • Replying to: @jarrod

    @jarrod Same here. Libra 2, I think though.

  • Replying to: @jarrod

    @jarrod I’ll have to listen to that episode. Although his response to me leaves little room for that it seems. Do you use Kobo?

  • Replying to: @Mtt

    @jsnell Any thoughts on the new color Kobos? Maybe you’ve shared something I missed?

  • Replying to: @jarrod

    @jarrod I’m pretty sure you can connect it to a repo somehow, but it’s nothing I’ve ever done.

  • Replying to: @jarrod

    @jarrod In my experience, testing directly within Micro.blog is the best way. As you said, I have a separate test blog I use for it. Most of the time, I’ll add/modify things directly on that test blog before going to GitHub. It’s also what I use to work out any bugs or special one-off requests (what’s currently visible is @pratik’s mod).

  • Replying to: @jarrod

    @jarrod You’re correct. However, using the uncss microhook will give you a blank slate designer version.

  • Replying to: www.manton.org

    @manton That’s 15 minutes from my house (Breaux Bridge).

  • Replying to: @mandaris

    @mandaris It would be pretty easy to do as a short code, BUT it would be a serious headache for someone to switch themes if they’d used those short codes throughout their site.

    I’ve intentionally not added any shortcodes directly in the theme for that reason.

  • Replying to: @pratik

    @pratik Just saw this reply for some reason, my bad. And yes, you can go crazy similar to how you've done your home page. If this category, do this, else do this and so on and so on. You can even take it a step further and modify things like descriptions (see this question you previously posed).

  • Replying to: @jomalo

    @jomalo I updated the code that should fix it for you. One of your plugins is injecting some inline styling into the img tag that is forcing a maximum width. The updated code I just sent you overrides that injection. I also added the 700px screen size you originally requested. Let me know if that works.

  • Replying to: @jomalo

    @jomalo How are you inserting the image? With markdown or inline HTML?

  • Replying to: @jomalo

    @jomalo You can accomplish it with this Custom CSS. Keep in mind, if you make other tweaks to how images are handled (other CSS, plugins, etc), you may need to modify the CSS further.

  • Replying to: @pratik

    @pratik I've added the microhook you should need for your category pages. It is microhook-archive-post-list.html. It works exactly like microhook-post-list.html which you used for your blog page.

  • Replying to: @pratik

    @pratik Ha. Well. Item 2 on my todo list is adding some category page microhooks. I’ll move that up to item 1 and try to make it happen fast.

  • Replying to: @ericmwalk

    @ericmwalk Yep. Luckily should be an easy update if you're remotely close to the current version.

  • Replying to: @jarrod

    @jarrod Thanks. I always line break and indent my code to make it prettier, but Hugo doesn't always play nice with that approach. For anyone else, Tiny 2.7.5 has the fix and is already pushed out.

  • Replying to: @jarrod

    @jarrod Can you check it on my site now?

  • Replying to: social.lol

    @vincentritter I see it on micro.blog but as social.lol.