Post AoArQw8LLd14MExhEe by ellane@pkm.social
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(DIR) Post #AoAhJ1GPOKLgPUJvKS by lextenebris@social.vivaldi.net
2024-11-18T15:40:08Z
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@rmateu I suppose this begs the question of, "What do you mean targeted at blogging?" Obsidian Publish already lets you pay $100 a year and have a very nice-looking mirror of your vault. The one thing that it doesn't do is automatically manage and maintain index access pages, which is very much something that a plugin could do. But I haven't seen one that does it quite the way that I would like. If I found one, I would add it to my current digital garden. As is, I mainly do that manually, which is not the worst way to handle things. Once in a while, I have to do a cleanup on the index pages and do things like push everything from a same year into its own subpage. But that's easy.What is it that you really want to do that you can't?
(DIR) Post #AoArQw8LLd14MExhEe by ellane@pkm.social
2024-11-18T17:33:36Z
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@lextenebris @rmateu The RSS feed they offer really needs improving. Interesting feature request from Kepano (pre-CEO) in 2022: https://forum.obsidian.md/t/rss-feed-for-obsidian-publish/18551/4
(DIR) Post #AoB4aUEhDwLG8QokBE by lextenebris@social.vivaldi.net
2024-11-18T20:01:01Z
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@ellane @rmateu I agree, an RSS improvement would be very useful, but how would it actually be improved? After all, an Obsidian vault is non-linear, so you could have an RSS feed of everything that is updated at any given time, but that might not be particularly useful, especially if someone uses a lot of tables of content to reference the actual content which lives on the leaves.This is actually a non-trivial problem.
(DIR) Post #AoB5FYOIgGoStUtMci by ellane@pkm.social
2024-11-18T20:07:46Z
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@lextenebris @rmateu I'd like a metadata option to indicate what should make it into the feed.