I ran into the same issue a couple of weeks ago after creating a new blog. I log out from both the Vivaldi and Vivaldi Community web pages and log in again, then go straight to my blog page and it was there.
With the advent of writefreely as a modern blogging platform written in Golang, and its simple layout both for writing blogs and reading them, it is a wonder to me why wordpress is still used despite the superior simplicity and efficiency of Writefreely. On top of being written in a memory safe language and being easier to use, Writefreely supports activitypub and can federate content with mastodon and other activitypub applications. Vivaldi community should use Writefreely instead. The source code can be found athttps://github.com/writefreely/writefreely and is licensed under the GNU Affero GPL v3 just like mastodon.
@Poto I'm glad to hear that logging in is no longer an issue for you.
The topic can stay up in case someone else encounters the same issue in the future and is looking for help.
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I did some more research into this, as I got curious... turns out you can use the (loathed) Block Editor for this, but you have to use the Embed block, not the Video block. Read more about this here:
https://wordpress.org/support/article/embeds/
As long as the site supports the oEmbed API, it will work just pasting the video url into the Embed block.
The Video block seems to require a direct link to a video (mp4/web-compatible) and does not handle oEmbed URLs.
I also notice your videos on Rumble are missing the Embed button, which should show up next to the Share button. This will give you an IFRAME URL for easy embedding.
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Also, if you maybe want to find a place for hosting your videos not dominated by alt-right lunatics and conspiracy theorists, you can find a PeerTube instance instead:
https://joinpeertube.org/instances
😉
Maybe Vivaldi Social will add a PeerTube instance some day too 🙂
@Zalex108 , tomorrow I'll check it. Anyway before I've got a mail, if there is some spammer in my blog to delete them. But in the last time not. Because of hugh amount of spammers I desactivate the comments.
The blog is fine, but a terrible spam magnet. I'll se if it was restored, but I think that ill change the platform,¡ because of this.
@ABeisemann You can create your own blog by visiting https://blogs.vivaldi.net and on the right there are links to "Write a new post" or "View my blog".
You can add your own information there and discuss your NGO.
Using your own blog would be more appropriate than on the forum.
You can also use a mastodon instance if you prefer to microblog. You can access that from https://social.vivaldi.net/home
Hi Jane,
That's great news, no storage limit.
I tend to keep each image less than or around 1MB so it's OK. And you are right about the 1400px limit.
I guess you answered my question, so thank you!
@mcastel Congrats on the move from wp.com! I have done the same. The major thing I miss is the ability for followers to subscribe by email ... and thus get an email for each new post. I have to manage a mailing list for that now, which is an extra step to fight the deliverability issues, but worth it to blog on privacy focused Vivaldi.
Thinking about it, if Vivaldi would create an email system for each blog post sent, it would help spread the word about the Brand more. Every time I open an email from a WP.com blog it has the WP logo and apps links.
My vote goes to the most excellent WP386 🤓
https://wordpress.org/themes/wp386/
A theme to make your blog look like some sort of thing from the future.
Based on the BOOTSTRA.386 framework:
https://kristopolous.github.io/BOOTSTRA.386/
