Updates, flowers, and copy as cURL

Thu 11 Apr 2019

Update, update!

I just pushed two updates to the tumblelog repository:

A new style has been added: thought-provoking.scss.
The label format for week can now be specified via the command line.

The default for the latter is 'week %V, %Y' with %V the ISO 8601 week as a decimal number with an optional leading zero and %Y the four digit year.

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Garden centre "De Carlton"

In the afternoon I went with my mother to the garden centre "De Carlton" near to her house. We had a coffee and I took a few photos with my iPhone 5 of the plants on sale.

African daisies (Osteospermum) flowering — African daisies or daisybushes flowering; *Osteospermum species*.

Moth orchid (Phalaenopsis) flowering — Moth orchid flowering; *Phalaenopsis species*.

Tillandsia species for sale — *Tillandsia species* for sale, including *Tillandsia ionantha*, *Tillandsia xerographica*, and *Tillandsia usneoides*.

Treasure flowers (Gazania rigens) flowering — Treasure flowers, *Gazania rigens*, flowering.

Brachyscome angustifolia flowering — *Brachyscome angustifolia* flowering.

Firefox Copy as cURL

Select "Network" in the "Web Developer" submenu of "Tools". Reload the page. Right click on a URL and in the "Copy" menu select "Copy as cURL".

Safari Copy as cURL

Select "Show Page Resources ⌥⌘A", right click on a URL and select "Copy as cURL".

Even more style

Another tumblelog style has been added; adrift-in-dreams.scss, see my GitHub repository.

Screenshots of themes

I just made screenshots, using Firefox, of the themes I have created for the tumblelog program and added them to my GitHub repository.

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SEO friendly titles are coming

I just finished an update to the Perl version of tumblelog which makes it possible to give each day page a title. This is more SEO friendly. Tomorrow, I'll port this to the Python version and make both available on GitHub

Emacs font lock

I have been playing with font lock in Emacs and managed to give a specific face to each line starting with an ISO date. I use this in Markdown mode in which I write this blog. I will blog about this on my main blog tomorrow.

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