Pico CSS looks like it focuses mainly on forms. The documentation is incomplete. I can see images on an example page, but the documentation doesn’t mention which options are available.

API documentation and curl.

curl -G https://programming.dev/api/v3/community --data-urlencode 'name=webdev'|jq '.community_view.community.description'  

PS: I used jq in this example to look cool. In reality I piped all into less and searched for it like a savage.

–> Markdown problem, independent of community descriptions.

I reported it: Two underscores for bold don’t get recognized by the Markdown parser #1545

#### __What is web development?__  

They use level 4 headline + bold. Strange.

Result:

What is web development?

It seems Markdown here doesn’t understand two underscores for bold. It understands one underscore for italic.

Mastodon itself uses the Web Share API to share its posts. But this is only practical for mobile because most users don’t have all the apps installed on the desktop. IMHO.

Is there even a good-practice way to find out if the user visits the site via desktop or mobile browser?

Yes, it gets used for emails, too. Server admins would need to change their email texts. That’s bad. But at this time the number of instances with PieFed is still below 1,000.

I have created issue #1524.

Yes, markdown_to_html() in app/utils.py sets the breaks of markdown2 to on_newline.

From the documentation (in the source file): on_newline: Replace single new line characters with <br> when True

(WOW! I missed escaping the <br> and it made a line break in the preview?)

only when that account sends some kind of activity

A few minutes ago I upvoted 2 comments, and this was enough. Interesting. The PieFed instances now have the current version. The Lemmy instances are a few hours behind.

Thanks!