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  • Another Test Post

    Now I’m working on the comment to the post. I have the comment section working, but there is no way to comment a post.

  • Another attempt at posting to Hive from WordPress

    This is another attempt. The last branch went poorly

  • Hueston, do we have a problem?

    The last post was not first posted to WP and had no content when using the Publish To Hive button.

    Here’s to hoping there are useful errors.

    Well, they were useful, but I cleaned up some .js to make those errors nicer.

  • One more test

    Just a quickie…

  • Manual Publish Test.

    Manual Publish Test.

    Hello Hive: Testing WP-Dapp on dapp.diggndeeper.com

    Today I’m testing my WordPress-to-Hive publishing workflow using WP-Dapp on dapp.diggndeeper.com. The goal is simple: write in WordPress, press publish, confirm in Hive Keychain, and enjoy a clean, readable post on-chain.

    This first post is a quick systems check. I’m verifying that formatting looks good, links render properly, images behave, and tags flow through as expected. I’m also testing beneficiaries and the “ready for auto‑publish” indicator, which should help streamline my workflow while keeping final approval in my hands.

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    If you’re reading this on Hive, it means Keychain signed and broadcast the transaction successfully. If you’re reading it on my site, it’s part of a bigger experiment to make cross‑posting effortless without storing private keys on a server. Security and simplicity matter, and this setup aims to respect both.

    In the coming days I’ll share more about my process, tools, and lessons learned from connecting WordPress creators to the Hive ecosystem. Feedback is welcome—especially if you spot styling quirks, missed tags, or anything odd with the permlink.

    Thanks for following along while I dial this in. Onward to smoother, safer publishing. I’ll also test image handling, excerpts, and how category and tag choices map to Hive. Expect tweaks during setup.