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One thing I've been wondering that a lot of web platforms offer: how do you allow users to bring their custom domain with TLS? What's the tech behind that and how does the process work?
Looks really polished and I love the minimalist design. One thing I've been wondering that a lot of web platforms offer: how do you allow users to bring their custom domain with TLS? What's the tech behind that and how does the process work?
It is designed to complement SSG style blogs, but should work with blogging platforms as well.
I want to see if source code snippets, SVG, LaTeX, etc. works
Same issue with bearblog.dev. They show you example rendered posts but not the example source
Looks really polished and I love the minimalist design. One thing I've been wondering that a lot of web platforms offer: how do you allow users to bring their custom domain with TLS? What's the tech behind that and how does the process work?
- Let's Encrypt with a wildcard certificate for mataroa.blog and all *.mataroa.blog domains
- Caddy's automated certificates for all user custom domains
You can see a few more details about this setup in the server playbook doc [1] and the Caddyfile [2]
[1]: https://github.com/sirodoht/mataroa/blob/master/docs/server-...
[2]: https://github.com/sirodoht/mataroa/blob/master/Caddyfile
I'd also recommend to add open graph meta for the blog posts. Presumably people will want to share the posts somewhere; a nice set of open graph metas goes a long way.
I would like to try writing a post before signing up, or at least see what the import/export looks like I want to see if source code snippets, SVG, LaTeX, etc. works Same issue with bearblog.dev. They show you example rendered posts but not the example source
For the post source, it's just simple text markdown. SVG and LaTeX do not work. Most custom HTML and CSS does not work.
The allowed HTML elements/attributes and CSS rules that work are these: https://github.com/sirodoht/mataroa/blob/2d1524e1f3ba968efcb...
I would like to try writing a post before signing up, or at least see what the import/export looks like I want to see if source code snippets, SVG, LaTeX, etc. works Same issue with bearblog.dev. They show you example rendered posts but not the example source