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Just adding a comment to this ticket so I can see subsequent updates to it. Thanks! |
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Regarding your question, take a look at the two links in my Twitter post above. WordPress.org refers to the blogging software that you can download and host yourself. The shortcode API is provided with WordPress.org, and new shortcodes would need to be developed on a locally hosted blog. Once you've developed and tested locally, you can submit a request to WordPress.com (their hosted counterpart) to get your shortcode approved in their hosted system. I've never gone through this process, but I doubt it is very extensive. With the hard work of implementing the embedding already done, I assume the shortcode work will be much less in comparison. |
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@standage thx for taking your time and looking at this. I found some good resources describing the shortcode implementation process. Seems simple so I may give it a shot. |
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Just for reference, a Github gist shortcode implementation: http://wordpress.org/plugins/embed-github-gist/ |
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+1 on this, I'd use the hell out of it. |
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You might be able to avoid needing a separate wordpress plugin if oEmbed support is finished. (#125/#165) |
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@evaryont see this comment asciinema/asciinema-server#165 (comment) |
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We have "image link" (PNG) embedding now, as well as support for oEmbed/Open Graph/Twitter Card: https://asciinema.org/docs/embedding |
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https://twitter.com/byuhobbes/status/380426983772930049
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