TootPress

Boosts are not your toots. Replys are communication, but not micro-posts. Private Toots should stay private.

TootPress does not modify the existing canonical url handling in WordPress. If you want to create a unique canonical url for each TootPress subpage, you must control that with a SEO plugin. This becomes relevant when your toots must be distributed over several pages and the plugin starts the paging process.

The length of the cron period in combination with the configuration of caching determines how early a toot will be displayed within the blog. If a toot should be displayed as early as possible, the caching must be deactivated for the page containing the toots. Another possibility is removing the affected page from the cache, if new toots have been loaded. For this, a WordPress Action is fired by the plugin, which then must be processed by your caching plugin.

Backlinks to Mastodon can be activated in the plugin settings. In this case, the Mastodon Logo, which is shown for each toot, will be extended with an link to the original toot on the corresponding Mastodon instance. Recommendation is not activating the backlinks as this could cause an negative impact on SEO rating.

No. TootPress does not support the WordPress Multisite Feature. The plugin is working on the master-site, but is not working on all other child sites within the wordpress network.

Unfortunately not.

Almost every content element, which is created by TootPress in the FrontEnd, can be modified. For example, you can replace the Mastodon Logo with another image. Enabeling this, the plugin is providing a bunch of filters. Please read the documentation of the filter above.

The plugin does not sync the Toots between Mastodon and WordPress. TootPress is copying the toots just once after they are published on Mastodon. So if a published toot is edited on Mastodon later, TootPress does not recognized this change anymore, if the toot was already copied to WordPress. Reflecting the edit in WordPress there is only the possibility to make the same edit again directly in the WordPress database. The toots are stored in the table tootpress_toots.

No. The plugin does currently not support several Mastodon instances. The architecture is designed to load toots from one single instance. Independent from this, if your toot history is spread over several instances and the timelines does not overlap, you can try to load the timelines one after another. This is not officially supported or tested, but based on user feedback this seems to work surprisingly.