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#1 2009-09-17 16:14:18
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- Smurf
- Registered: 2009-09-17
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flir plugin for wordpress
I'm using the flir plugin for Wordpress. I figured out how to use a custom font by uploading it into the fonts folder and assigning it multiple elements in the administrative panel but my question is this: Is it possible to use *multiple fonts* for multiple elements?
Any sort of help would be soo greatly appreciated.
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#2 2009-09-23 22:26:20
Re: flir plugin for wordpress
Did I answer that in an email to you? If not here's the answer:
For JavaScript Method you need to select a JavaScript Method other than automatic. I recommend jQuery. You can then specify which elements you want to use in the Element Types to Replace text box in the basic configuration (last item.) For example you can use:
h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6,small,blockquote,div#postinfo,p.date,div#sidebar a
You should also select which fonts to use in the Font List combo box. You can add true type fonts to the fonts folder under .../wp-content/plugins/facelift-image-replacement/facelift/fonts. You may need to rename the fonts so that they have no spaces in the name - underscores will work.
Then click Save FLIR Configuration.
Once that is done you should see a collapsed section called Elements to Replace. In there you can specify what fonts to use. The list is as follows:
Element - Which elements you configured to use.
Use - Check the box next to each element you want active.
Font - A drop down populated with the fonts you selected in Font List (above.)
Mode - Static, fixed size no matter what. Progressive, scales the font image to fit within the area the text takes up. Wrap, which keeps the fonts size constant but wraps the text in the image.
FancyFonts - Uses ImageMagick to render font images - only works if you have Image Magick installed. Don't use unless you are sure it is installed and are having issue rendering certain fonts.
Set all your options there and clear your cache in the FLIR for WordPress utilities section.
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