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26.03.2026 16:30
curtismchale (@curtismchale@mastodon.social)

Auto-Add a Widget to a Sidebar on Plugin Activation

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26.03.2026 16:28
d1 (@d1@autistics.life)

@justinf I'm a #Hugo man myself. 👍 I've set up #Wordpress in the past, but it just wasn't sane enough to continue with. Why a database for a smallish number of pages (can be counted on fingers and toes)? Why all that Javascript? It made sense like 15 years ago but not today.




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26.03.2026 16:15
amber (@amber@front-end.social)

How have my #WordPress themes changed in the past decade? (Hint: still no #Gutenberg

amberweinberg.com/how-have-my-

#webdev #webdevelopment #frontend




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26.03.2026 15:58
justinf (@justinf@mas.to)

I recently transitioned an old #WordPress blog to static, and it's light-years better than "regular" hosting. Never going back.

#FOSS




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26.03.2026 15:13
denispetitclerc (@denispetitclerc@mstdn.ca)

Le 9 avril, WordPress passe de la version 6.x Ă  7.0

Plus que deux semaines avant l’arrivée de la version 7.0 de WordPress. Avez-vous bloqué sa mise à jour automatique avec le plugin «Easy Updates Manager» ou un ajustement de wp-config?

Il faudra tester la version 7 sur une copie de site pour éviter les surprises (et les régler).

#wordpress





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26.03.2026 14:07
alli_BOT (@alli_BOT@literatur.social)

News Summary: Authors Equity to Publish Substack Founder’s Memoir; Patreon CEO Attacks AI Fair Use Claims selfpublishingadvice.org/subst #HamishMcKenzie #AuthorsEquity #creatorrights #wordpress.com #AIfairuse #JackConte #substack #Patreon #News




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26.03.2026 14:01
wpbot (@wpbot@wptoots.social)

462 – Debating AI’s impact with Jamie Marsland: content, creativity, slop and the future of WordPress wpbuilds.com/2026/03/26/462-de #WordPress #wpmisc




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26.03.2026 13:35
Edent (@Edent@mastodon.social)

🆕 blog! “Adding human.json to WordPress”

Every few years, someone reinvents FOAF. The idea behind Friend-Of-A-Friend is that You can say "I, Alice, know and trust Bob". Bob can say "I know and trust Alice. I also know and trust Carl." That social graph can be navigated to help understand trust relationships.

Sometimes this is done with complex cryptography and involves…

đź‘€ Read more: shkspr.mobi/blog/2026/03/addin
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26.03.2026 13:34
blog (@blog@shkspr.mobi)

Adding human.json to WordPress

shkspr.mobi/blog/2026/03/addin

Every few years, someone reinvents FOAF. The idea behind Friend-Of-A-Friend is that You can say "I, Alice, know and trust Bob". Bob can say "I know and trust Alice. I also know and trust Carl." That social graph can be navigated to help understand trust relationships.

Sometimes this is done with complex cryptography and involves key-signing ceremonies. Other times it involves byzantine XML RDF. Or you can use the baroque XHTML Friends Network.

None of those have been widely adopted. Perhaps it's because PGP is a usability nightmare, XML is out of fashion, or because these relationships mostly live in silos like Facebook and LinkedIn, or just that people value their privacy and don't want to expose their social graph any more than they have to.

Enter a new contender into the ring - human.json - it describes itself as:

a lightweight protocol for humans to assert authorship of their site content and vouch for the humanity of others. It uses URL ownership as identity, and trust propagates through a crawlable web of vouches between sites.

It looks like this:

{
  "version": "0.1.1",
  "url": "https://shkspr.mobi/blog/",
  "vouches": [
    {
      "url": "https://neilzone.co.uk/",
      "vouched_at": "2026-03-20"
    },
    {
      "url": "https://ohhelloana.blog/",
      "vouched_at": "2026-03-20"
    }
  ]
}

That says that I assert my own blog is written by a human, and that I vouch that my friends Neil and Ana write their own content.

Now, obviously there's no way that I can prove my blog posts are written by an organic, vegan-fed, human. And, while I know and trust the friends I've met AFK, I don't have any special insight into their creative processes. If I suspect them of being synthetic clankers, I can disavow their sites by removing them from my human.json file.

Adding to WordPress

There's an easy way and a hard way. The easy way it to just hand-write a JSON file and upload it to your website. BORING!

To start with, you'll need to add some code to your HTML's head. Stick this in your index.php

<link rel=human-json href=https://example.com/json/human.json>

Next, add this to your functions.php or wherever you set your weird options:

//  Add rewrite rule for /json and /json/{something}
add_action( "init", function () {
    add_rewrite_rule(
        '^json(?:/([^/]+))?/?$',    //  Matches /json and /json/{something}
        'index.php?pagename=json&json_param=$matches[1]',
        "top"
    );
});

//  Register custom query variable
add_filter( "query_vars" , function ($vars) {
    $vars[] = "json_param";
    return $vars;
});

That creates a rewrite so that /json/whatever will be intercepted. For now, this only deals with human.json - but there may be more weird JSON things you want to support later. Hurrah for over-engineering!

Next, add this:

add_action( "template_redirect", function() {
    if ( get_query_var( "json_param" ) && "human.json" == get_query_var( "json_param" ) ) {
        $data = [
            "version" => "0.1.1",
                "url" => esc_url( home_url() ),
            "vouches" => [
                [
                           "url" => "https://friend.example.com",
                    "vouched_at" => "2026-03-20"
                ],
                [
                           "url" => "https://whatever.example",
                    "vouched_at" => "2026-03-20"
                ],

            ]
        ];
        //  Headers to make sure it all works.
        header( "Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *" );
        wp_send_json( $data, 200 );
    }
} );

That intercepts the request, generates some JSON, then serves it with the correct content type and CORS headers.

You may need to refresh your redirects. Easiest way is to go to your blog's admin page and choose Settings → Permalinks, then hit Save

Over over engineering

This takes a list of your human friends, deduplicates them, sorts them alphabetically, and changes the vouch date to that of when you last updated the files.

add_action( "template_redirect", function() {
    if ( get_query_var( "json_param" ) ) {
        // https://codeberg.org/robida/human.json
        if ( strcasecmp( "human.json", get_query_var( "json_param" ) ) == 0 ) {

            //  People who I know to be human.
            $humans = array_unique([
                "https://neilzone.co.uk/",
                "https://ohhelloana.blog/",
                "https://example.com/",
            ]);

            sort( $humans );

            //  When was this file updated?
            //  RFC 3339 date format.
            $modified = date( "Y-m-d", filemtime( __FILE__ ) );

            foreach ( $humans as $human ) {
                $vouches[] = [ "url" => $human, "vouched_at" => $modified ];
            }

            $data = [
                "version" => "0.1.1",
                    "url" => esc_url( home_url() ),
                "vouches" => $vouches
            ];

            //  Headers to make sure it all works.
            header( "Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *" );
            wp_send_json( $data, 200, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT );
        } else {
            //  No valid parameter
            wp_send_json( null,  404, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT );
        }
    }
} );

Is it worth it?

I don't know.

Perhaps no one will use this. Or perhaps all my friends will turn out to be poorly constructed Turing machines. Or maybe a better standard will come along.

Either way, I think it is nifty and am happy to support it.

You can read more about human.json on CodeBerg.

#AI #humans #WordPress


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26.03.2026 13:12
razi93 (@razi93@mastodon.world)

A strong online presence starts with the right website foundation.

Webenvo Pro WordPress theme offers a clean, responsive, and modern design tailored for businesses, agencies, and professionals.

It enables faster website development while maintaining high-quality standards.

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#WordPress #ProfessionalWebsites #WebDevelopment #BusinessGrowth #DigitalStrategy #WPThemes





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26.03.2026 13:04
razi93 (@razi93@mastodon.world)

Interactive design plays a key role in improving user engagement.

Animated Live Wall plugin for WordPress enables professionals to add dynamic animations and visual effects, creating a more engaging and modern website experience.

Ideal for businesses, agencies, and creatives looking to stand out online.

Use coupon code FLASH

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#WordPress #WebDevelopment #UserExperience #DigitalDesign #ProfessionalWebsites #Innovation





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26.03.2026 12:00
linuxeasy (@linuxeasy@mastodon.uno)

Local è sempre più il punto di riferimento per sviluppare siti WordPress in locale: installazione automatica, strumenti avanzati, Live Links, backup cloud e workflow ottimizzati per sviluppatori. #WordPress #LocalWP #DevTools #Linux #Windows #Mac

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