Is there a way to add links to communities so that the domain part gets its data based on from where the end-user is viewing the website? For example if I view this finnish community that shows related communities on its sidebar, the links takes to their homeserver and I can’t subscribe from there https://vlemmy.net/c/suomi@sopuli.xyz
Instead the links on the sidebar should take to https://vlemmy.net/c/<community name>@<host> right?
Yes, you can have links that work like that. They follow this structure: /c/worldnews@lemmy.world. A generalized link like that will work on any instance that has loaded that community before.
Your demonstration is not showing up on jerboa for lemmy app nor with mobile bromite browser. Everything that’s inside ()'s doesn’t show. I can see it after I click reply hmmm
edit: works now thanks:) also I swear the sidebar links at that suomi community I mentioned didn’t use that way of linking before but now the links take me to vlemmy 👀
Is there a way to add links to communities so that the domain part gets its data based on from where the end-user is viewing the website? For example if I view this finnish community that shows related communities on its sidebar, the links takes to their homeserver and I can’t subscribe from there https://vlemmy.net/c/suomi@sopuli.xyz
Instead the links on the sidebar should take to https://vlemmy.net/c/<community name>@<host> right?
Yes, you can have links that work like that. They follow this structure: /c/worldnews@lemmy.world. A generalized link like that will work on any instance that has loaded that community before.
Edit: I fixed my link.
Your demonstration is not showing up on jerboa for lemmy app nor with mobile bromite browser. Everything that’s inside ()'s doesn’t show. I can see it after I click reply hmmm
edit: works now thanks:) also I swear the sidebar links at that suomi community I mentioned didn’t use that way of linking before but now the links take me to vlemmy 👀