Icon and logo support #400
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If there's a blog_icon defined in the _config.yml file, then this will insert it as an icon into the Atom feed. (Many readers don't support this, but some do.)
parkr
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Jan 3, 2024
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Definitely game for this. It needs a test though. The reader I use, NetNewsWire, seems to offer pulling in the favicon but having a custom icon could be neat.
This was helpful for my understanding of these two fields: https://stackoverflow.com/a/29953980
Yeah, NetNewsWire is my reader too, and it doesn’t support this yet. Working on that, too. :-) |
parkr
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Jan 16, 2024
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A patch to support a blog icon and logo via the _config.yml file. Many feed readers will default to using a site's favicon or icon resources, but the Atom spec supports both an icon (square, so with 1:1 proportions) and a logo (2:1 proportions), so this adds them in. I did this with a more generalizable addition to the xml file:
In theory other blog properties could be added here, like a blog title (which I already have set up).