Colin Devroe

<p>Use the Favorite Toots block to quickly add a list of your favorite toots from Mastodon to any page on your website. The toots appear as a fully styled list. You can see how it looks by <a href="https://cdevroe.com/favorite-toots" rel="nofollow ugc">viewing my favorite toots on my website</a>.</p>
<h3>Toots in screenshots</h3>
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<li>Screenshot 2: <a href="https://mastodon.social/@elengale/112174709734505255" rel="nofollow ugc">@elengale@mastodon.social</a>, <a href="https://photog.social/@tomnorthfilm/112151440420302765" rel="nofollow ugc">@tomnorthfilm@photog.social</a></li>
<li>Screenshot 3: <a href="https://mastodon.art/@Jontofski/112124829992254349" rel="nofollow ugc">@jontofski@mastodon.art</a></li>
<li>Screenshot 4: <a href="https://go5.dev/@salginatobel/112136436959884868" rel="nofollow ugc">@salginatobel@go5.dev</a>, <a href="https://botsin.space/@microseasons/112130969075940516" rel="nofollow ugc">@microseasons@botsin.space</a></li>
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<h3>About this Plugin</h3>
<p>One of the primary ways I find new accounts to follow is by eavesdropping on other people’s favorites. Many platforms make favorites public but Mastodon doesn’t (yet?). I wanted to show my favorite toots publicly so that people can look through them. I’m hoping you’ll make your favorite toots public this way too.</p>


Favorite Toots

Add a list of your favorite toots from Mastodon to any page on your website using a block.

OpenDNA

<p>Provides a General Settings menu option to define a rel=\”me\” in metatags for the whole site and also individual contributors.</p>
<h4>Admin verification</h4>
<p>The plugin will add a field at the bottom of the <em>General Settings</em> page (Admin Dashboard > Settings>General Settings), labelled “Verify Mastodon URL”. The field should accept any valid mastodon user URL up to three sub-domains deep. i.e. https://mastodon.social/@user to https://my.mastodon.del.icio.us/@user The plugin does <em>not</em> accept Mastodon addresses (@user@domain.tld)</p>
<p>When a valid URL has been saved, a tag containing a rel=”me” link pointing to the Mastodon user profile will be added near the top of the site’s metadata (between  elements). If a link to the WordPress instance is added as one of that user’s profile metadata, the Mastodon instance will validate the ownership of the URL and add a green “verified” banner to the URL.</p>
<h4>Author verification</h4>
<p>If an Administrator enables the “Verify Authors’ profiles” option on the <em>General Settings</em> page (Admin Dashboard > Settings>General Settings), a field labelled “Mastodon URL” will be added to users’ profile pages (under “contact info”).</p>
<p>When a valid URL has been saved, a tag containing a rel=”me” link will be added to the metadata (between  elements) on the Author’s archive page <em>only</em>. If a link to the WordPress Author archive is added as one of that’s user’s profile metadata, the Mastodon instance will validate the ownership of the URL and add a green “verified” banner to the URL.</p>
<h4>Plugin Development</h4>
<p><em>Simple Mastodon Verification</em> development is managed on GitHub, with official releases published on WordPress.org. The GitHub repo can be found at https://github.com/mckinnon/simple-mastodon-verification.</p>


Simple Mastodon Verification

Provides a General Settings menu option to define a rel=\"me\" in metatags for the whole site and also individual contributors.

Favorite Toots vs Simple Mastodon Verification