Over on Twitter, Tom McFarlin asked me if Ulysses supports code syntax when pushing to WordPress:
https://twitter.com/tommcfarlin/status/1526909277352480769
So I decided to give it a test:
<?php
if ( $support ) {
echo 'Hello There!';
} else {
echo 'That\'s a no, Red Rider.';
}
?>
Looks good! And here’s what it looks like in Ulysses:
In 2021, there was a lot of good, but there was also a lot of stress. In-fact, there was a lot of everything. Seems like a year of less would do me good. But not really less of everything. I need to do less of some something specific — over commitment. So I’ve come up with The Year of Retreat.
A topic that’s come up for me multiple times over the last six months iswhether or not speakers should be paid. I had a debate with Nathan Wrigley about it at the end of last year. That debate was based on an article I wrote back in October called, “We need to talk about speakers and virtual events.” But beyond paying speakers, we need to treat them with decency. We need to value their time and not treat them like they are just here to serve us and our cause. And that’s what we’re talking about today.
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