Web and app developer. Coffee, beer, and running, in any order.
Last week I deployed a change to how I generate plain text versions of content on my website. This week I changed it again. And updated additional post types to use Markdown as their editing and storage format.
Saving for future reference.
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In February, I moved my Bookmark/Link content to using Markdown (Commonmark) as the definitively stored content format. Today, I updated that implementation.
The second the browser hits that
<table-of-contents>component, the JavaScript for it executes. It does this before it’s even loaded the child elements inside the component.
I’ve run into this at least once before, and I’m sure this is a better solution than whatever hack I implemented at the time.
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I’ve been having issues with my website recently where unexpectedly requests would stop making it through the reverse proxy to the application. I would SSH in to try and figure out what was going on and then it would start working again.
I think I stumbled on the problem this morning when I went to check that my user was still enabled to linger (https://serverfault.com/a/849280), and my user wasn’t listed?? I’m not sure what would cause it to disable like that…