| 开发者 | ghostlabs |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年11月7日 05:13 |
| PHP版本: | 8.1 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
prefers-reduced-motion, and all output is escaped. None of that is a paid feature.
/wp-content/plugins/.No. Friendly Skies reads from Bluesky and never writes to it — it has no permission to publish on your behalf and no code that could. If you want to announce your posts on Bluesky, look at Autoblue or ATmosphere, which are built for that direction.
No. The free blocks read public data, so you can display any public account, in threaded form or as a post without connecting anything.
Images, yes. Scripts, no. Blocks are rendered on your server and cached, and no Bluesky script, iframe or tracking code is added to the page. The images in a block — avatars, profile banners, post photos, and link-card and video thumbnails — are shown from Bluesky's own image addresses, so your reader's browser loads those from Bluesky.
A block shows the last copy it fetched from Bluesky, for up to a week, and stops asking Bluesky for a couple of minutes at a time, so an outage doesn't slow every page. If a block has no copy, it shows a short message in its place rather than an empty space, and a Post or Profile Card block adds a link to it on Bluesky. A Follow Button still shows, without its follower count.
No. Friendly Skies is an independent plugin that uses Bluesky's public API. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Bluesky.
The List and Grid layouts, showing any one Bluesky account's posts. Search, Custom Feed and Bluesky list sources, and the Masonry, Carousel, Highlight and Ticker layouts, are Pro.
Friendly Skies Pro is a separate plugin. Once you have bought it:
Yes. Blocks inherit your theme's typography and colours where sensible, offer light, dark and system schemes, and are styled with CSS custom properties you can override.
ghostlabs_friendly_skies_cache_ttl_{$type}. The old friendly_skies_cache_ttl_{$type} names still work and are deprecated.