Autonomie is a highly semantic, responsive, accessible and search engine optimized WordPress Theme. It provides HTML5 templates refined with microformats, microformats2 and microdata (Schema.org). Autonomie supports a lot of OpenWeb plugins and is fully IndieWeb compatible.
Description
„Autonomie“ is a „living theme“. I use it for my own blog and so it may change completely over time. Why Autonomie?
„Autonomie“ is the german word for „autonomy“ which is a synonym to independent!
Thanks
- Greg Tangey (Ruxton) – for the „Post Kinds“ and „Syndication Links“ implementations
Frequently Asked Questions
Supported Plugins
- Post Kinds: https://wordpress.org/plugins/indieweb-post-kinds/
- Syndication Links: https://wordpress.org/plugins/syndication-links/
- ActivityPub: https://wordpress.org/plugins/activitypub/
- PWA: https://wordpress.org/plugins/pwa/
Supported Websemantics
Autonomies code is marked-up with microformats and microdata:
- used microformats:
- used microformats version 2:
- used microdata:
Planned formats:
- micormats (v2): hAudio and hMedia
- microdata: https://schema.org/MediaObject
What are the WordPress features supported by Autonomie?
Autonomie supports:
- Custom Post Formats: aside, status, gallery, video, audio, chat, quote, link and image
- Post-Thumbnails
- Editor-Style
- Navigation Menus
- Automatic Feed Links
- Custom-Header
- Custom-Backgrounds
- Gutenberg/Block-Editor
What is POSH
From the micrormats wiki:
The term semantic-html is a mouthful, and belies both how simple it is, how well established it is among modern web designers, and the fact that it has benefits far beyond the obvious doing the right thing for the Web by using semantic markup. We need a simple short mnemonic term that captures the essence of the concept, and is easily verbed (to posh, poshify, poshed up).
Autonomie is fully HTML5 compatible and uses a lot of the new tags, semantics and input-types.
Resources
Unless otherwise specified, all the theme files, scripts and images are licensed under MIT License.
The exceptions to this license are as follows:
- The Bootstrap CSS by Twitter is licensed under the Apache License v2.0
- Autonomie is based on the SemPress Theme – https://github.com/pfefferle/SemPress
- Some CSS is lend from Twitters Bootstrap – http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/
@pfefferle Wow, this is so nice! Thanks for making this beautiful and IndieWeb-/Fediverse-compatible theme 😀
Thanks 🙂
Hi Matthias
Can you explain the funding model for the theme?
What do you mean by „funding model“?
I mean is there a way users can make a modest donation to support the theme?
I should explain this more fully. I wrote the original comment after seeing the FUNDING.yml file at GitHub, but didn’t understand it. Are these ways of making a donation? I don’t see where the funding model involves any money.
Ah, I see!
The
FUNDING.ymlis a way to configure the Sponsor Button on the top of the GitHub Repo Site: https://github.com/pfefferle/AutonomieWith GitHub sponsors, you can sponsor the theme, directly on GitHub.
Your site has different header/hero images for posts and pages. I can’t seem to find the option to use that myself. The featured image setting shows it directly below the header, not behind the header. Is this a private feature or is it in the theme already?
There is a checkbox under the „featured image“ (Use as post cover (full-width)), where you can define if the featured image should show up small or as hero image.
Thanks. I had already found it. The checkbox only becomes visible *after* I first publish the post. You need to update to post after you enable the flag.
Hmm… I just tested it and I see the checkbox directly on the „new post“ page, without saving or reloading… Perhaps a caching issue?
My workflow was to edit a page, in the editor click the featured image section, add media, upload from computer, use image. At that moment the checkbox isn’t visible. It is after I update / save the post.
Ah, you are using the classic editor? I tested it with gutenberg! The classic version might differ, I will re-check and „fix“ the implementation there! Thanks for the info!
Should be fixed in the latest version on GitHub: https://github.com/pfefferle/Autonomie/commit/304adbd378de27e4f642dcf29388a0f5353367e8
Großartiges Theme. Dankeschön. Eine Frage habe ich noch. Wo kann ich den Autor nach dem Post aktivieren?
Vielen Dank 🙂
> Wo kann ich den Autor nach dem Post aktivieren?
Oh, ich dachte das wäre „default“… muss ich nochmal nachschauen!
Das machst du über die Widgets. Da gibt es einen Bereich, der heißt „Entry-Meta“ und da kannst du „Author Details (Autonomie)“ und „Entry Taxonomy (Autonomie)“ rein ziehen. Das Zweite sind Tags und Categories.
Hallo,
hier eine Newbie-Frage: Wie bekomme ich die verscheiden Beitrags-Arten (notes, article, usw.) auf verschiedene entsprechende Unterseiten (alle notes auf eine Seite, alle Artikel auf eine Seite usw). Wahrscheinlich eine Kleinigkeit, aber irgendwie hänge ich fest 😉 Danke
Schöne Grüße
Suitbert
Moin Matthias, ist es möglich die Unterstriche bei den Links farblich anzupassen ? Also das Grün und die Hover-Farbe ?
Grüße
Also ich habe jetzt in der style.css geschaut und da kann ich zwar das Grün ändern, aber die Hover-Farbei bleibt gelb.
Hallo Sky 👋
probier mal das folgende CSS snippet ($farbe mit deiner Farbe ersetzen):
Nabend Matthias, ganz lieben Dank, ich habe es hinbekommen. Freue mich sehr.
@arush OMG thank you! You saved my bacon! I use ClassicPress and I found the themes mentioned! This was great! Gonna try the plugin again soon, it didn’t install the first time.
@weirdwriter The plugin may not work with Classic Press. Personally I use the Autonomie theme.
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