Tag: WordPress

• 2026-08-24

  Categories: Technology

  Tags: Blogging, Obsidian, Productivity, WordPress, workflow

  My Obsidian To WordPress Publishing Workflow

  Over the years, I’ve tried every personal information tool you can think of. Evernote, OneNote, Google Keep and a hundred other note-taking applications – even some you may have never tried, like pencil and paper. They all have strengths and weaknesses, but ultimately none are really better than the others. Each one fills a niche, and that niche is more about how you structure your note-taking rather than the notes themselves. A while back I settled on Obsidian. Its simple folder structure, ability to link notes, and extensibility via a multitude of plugins fits the way I mentally approach “order”…

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• 2026-08-24

  Categories: Social Posts

  Tags: Docker, Postiz, Social Media, WordPress

  Postiz doesn’t work with WordPress.com

  Just spent a while setting up Postiz in Docker on my laptop only to find their WordPress connector is not compatible with the WordPress.com REST API (premium). Also I’d have to turn off 2FA on Bluesky to make it work. Oh well. I tried.

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• 2026-06-04

  Categories: Social Posts

  Tags: WordPress

  I’ve been getting this error on both of my WordPress Studio installations

  I’ve been getting this error on both of my WordPress Studio installations whenever I try to pull from production. Anybody else getting this? (Studio 1.110.0)

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• 2026-05-14

  Categories: Social Posts

  Tags: Blogging, Design, WordPress

  WordPress Premium plan now allows me to upload themes so I’ve been poking around places like Envato Market

  My WordPress Premium plan now allows me to upload themes so I’ve been poking around places like Envato Market to see what’s out there. Why do the designers of almost every “personal blog” theme feel the need to make it “magazine” styled. I just want to write…

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• 2026-05-08

  Categories: Technology

  Tags: Automation, RSS, Social Media, WordPress

  Project: WordPress Native Social Posts

  I’ve been toying with the notion of having WordPress act as the default authority for all of my social media posts, and thought it might be nice to roll my own version. The goal is simple. Post to a category called Social Posts, and have those updates appear on Threads, Bluesky and Mastodon as native social updates. Not as posts that link back to my blog. I tested sending the RSS feed for that category only to IFTTT and Zapier, and having those platforms post either directly or via Buffer, depending on their integrations. This wasn’t something I wanted to…

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• 2026-05-05

  Categories: Technology

  Tags: Social Media, WordPress

  WordPress Social? I don’t get it!

  I’m all for exciting new social networks, but after spending a handful of minutes playing around with WordPress.com/Social, I simply don’t get it. If you’ve been thinking about starting your own small, private social network with friends or family, or you want a space to post thoughts freely, or to import your historical posts from Twitter, Mastodon, or Bluesky without handing your words over to someone else’s platform, this one’s for you. Ostensibly a theme with short-form updates, threaded replies and the kind of barebones functionality you expect from an early Twitter clone, it’s far, far less underneath. Posting is…

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• 2026-03-18

  Categories: Technology

  Tags: Blogging, Data Portability, WordPress

  WordPress Needs Better Export Support

  I love WordPress, but getting my data out of WordPress.com isn’t as “easy” as promised. On a Premium plan I can’t export my data in useful way, and that lock-in worries me. Here’s why true data portability matters and why WordPress.com needs to do better .

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