Been thinking about using asides on Facebook — there is some discussion there.
Aside
No title, but can I set the slug? That would be a start. Trying to keep it simple. I’m not that sure anymore about rolling up all the asides into one post anymore. But I’m a bit concerned about people who have signed up by e-mail — they might get swamped! I’m worried about messing up my blog.
The big issue is finding a theme that I like and that works well with titleless asides. There are so many themes now… Gosh. Choice overload.
Status
I’m wondering what a snippet looks like. My last aside without a title worked ok, but it gets an ugly number as slug (something elegant like aside-20170312-2 would be neat). And I suspect I’d need a plugin for the “rolling things into a post”.
I could also (gasp) do things manually. Create a post, write my snippets in it, edit it and add as the day goes along… I’d be left with the question of permalinks and a kludgy user experience (a bookmarklet would be wonderful; maybe I’ll go hunt for a plugin that provides an easy way to “add content at the bottom of a blog post”).
Aside
What I’d like is a way to post Facebook-status-like posts (the long ones: a paragraph or three) and have those get rolled up into a daily (weekly?) post with their brothers and sisters. No title (we’ll see how this aside deals with not having one). No tags, no categories, no nothing. Comments? Not sure yet how I’d like to deal with that.
Asides
Aside
It’s been a while, right? Messing with asides. I mean, trying. I realised that I don’t post as much as I used to on CTTS because I feel I have to write an article each time. So it ends up on Facebook. Which is sad, because stuff goes into Facebook to die a few days later.
Mon super article qui avait perdu son titre
Ici j’écris un super article où je parle de mes chats ou d’un autre truc qui m’intéresse.
Un lien vers le vrai blog de Stephanie.
Une photo de chat.
C’était vraiment bête de parler de mes chats, alors j’efface. J’ai aussi remis le titre.
Video embed demonstration
Voici un sketch que Bernard Boëton nous recommande!