Support rel=me verification on blogs #771
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Previously, it would only INSERT.
This allows setting a URL, and then renders a <link> element in the head of the blog. It requires a database migration. Ref T744
Previously, we'd call GetCollectionAttribute for the monetization attribute, when it's already in the collection data.
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Tested on a few instances and seems to be good. Merging now |
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This adds a blog customization option that lets users set a URL or fediverse handle as a profile to verify. Then when linking to the blog from e.g. Mastodon, it will show as verified there. It does this by adding a
<link>element to the page's<head>-- i.e. it doesn't show up anywhere on the blog itself.To use this, you'll need to run
writefreely db migrate.Closes T744