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If you can see this post, it means I managed to get the website working sufficiently well under WordPress on a Raspberry Pi 2.

I’d used FlatPress for a while, but I was missing some of the great WordPress features… errr, well I mean:

  • drop-down category and archive menus in the sidebar
  • consistent sidebar integration across the website

I also wanted to put Cloudflare in front of the little Raspberry Pi web server, which was particularly appealing with only around 0.8 Mbps upload here. That was a separate web-server choice rather than a feature requiring WordPress.

The next challenge was getting the onion-service mirror working properly again. WordPress kept redirecting requests back to the normal clearnet website.

Apparently changing blogging platforms three times was not enough.