I’m back.
Not sure if anyone will read this. But… a new site is coming. It’s time to dust off this blog and get back into the game.
The wp-Typogrify plugin has merged with the wp-Hyphenate plugin to become wp-Typography! wp-Typography is now a one-stop-shop for improved WordPress typography. It features the following capabilities (including granular control):
- Hyphenation
- Spacing control, including: gluing values to units, widow protection, and forced internal wrapping of long URLs & email addresses.
- Intelligent character replacement, including smart handling of: quote marks, dashes, ellipses, trademarks, multiplication symbols, fractions, and ordinal suffixes (i.e. 1st, 2nd, 3rd)
- CSS hooks for styling: ampersands (class “amp”), acronyms (class “caps”), numbers (class “numbers”), initial single quotes (class “quo”), and initial double quotes & guillemets (class “dquo”).
Please update your bookmarks.
January 30, 2009 – 12:14 pm
UPDATE: The wp-Typogrify plugin has merged with the wp-Hyphenate plugin to become wp-Typography! Please update your bookmarks.
If you’ve used my plugin wp-typogrify before. You’ll be happy to hear I’m currently in progress of updating and merging it with the fantastic wp-hyphenate by Jeff King — he’ll also take over management of the plugin.
No exact estimate on completion, but I don’t see it taking too long. Stay tuned!
Damien Guard got in touch with me a few days ago to let me know about the recent release of Envy Code R (preview 7), a great font he’s been working for some time now, designed specifically for programming. Check it out, and let him know what you think.
So far I think it’s great. Thanks for your hard work, Damien.
Figure 1: Envy Code R in action
