Hi Aadil, the feed origin (ex. "pen.lumbung.space" or "ruangrupa.id") is already added to the template as a category (see here). This is means that if you want to build a new partial template you could query for that category. The feed origin is also assigned as a CSS class btw.
Hi Aadil, the feed origin (ex. "pen.lumbung.space" or "ruangrupa.id") is already added to the template as a category (see [here](https://git.autonomic.zone/ruangrupa/lumbunglib/raw/branch/master/lumbunglib/templates/feed.md)). This is means that if you want to build a new partial template you could query for that category. The feed origin is also assigned as a CSS class btw.
Hi Aadil, the feed origin (ex. "pen.lumbung.space" or "ruangrupa.id") is already added to the template as a category (see here). This is means that if you want to build a new partial template you could query for that category. The feed origin is also assigned as a CSS class btw.
yes that would work, but we have to remove the "network" category as well, otherwise pen.lumbung.space posts would show up in the query for all other network posts as well
> Hi Aadil, the feed origin (ex. "pen.lumbung.space" or "ruangrupa.id") is already added to the template as a category (see [here](https://git.autonomic.zone/ruangrupa/lumbunglib/raw/branch/master/lumbunglib/templates/feed.md)). This is means that if you want to build a new partial template you could query for that category. The feed origin is also assigned as a CSS class btw.
yes that would work, but we have to remove the "network" category as well, otherwise pen.lumbung.space posts would show up in the query for all other network posts as well
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the template would use "pen" instead of "network" in the categories
Hi Aadil, the feed origin (ex. "pen.lumbung.space" or "ruangrupa.id") is already added to the template as a category (see here). This is means that if you want to build a new partial template you could query for that category. The feed origin is also assigned as a CSS class btw.
yes that would work, but we have to remove the "network" category as well, otherwise pen.lumbung.space posts would show up in the query for all other network posts as well
Sorry unsure if this is not solved with ruangrupa/lumbunglib#33 but that is merged & deployed.
Yes, this solves it!