• Using the latest version of AnyFont to date, as well as the most recent WP (v2.8.4), there is quite a bit of extra space in the replacement images generated.

    I had to completely remove the breadcrumb setup I was using since AnyFont replaced that text too, which looked really odd to have parts of the breadcrumb use a different font; plus, nothing lined up even CLOSE to how it should.

    Each image generated for the cache seems to have about 20 – 30 pixels of padding under the text for each image, and there is about 50px of extra space at the end (right side) of each image as well. I have not been able to find any other posts about similar problems.

    Any idea where I can look to track down WHERE these extra spaces are coming from?

    Also, how can I specify what text specifically gets replaced? Like, using a certain class? By just replacing all instances of “Post Titles”, some text gets replaced that I would prefer didn’t. Ex. At this address, you can see where the post title has been changed on this post page, HOWEVER, I would prefer that the navigation post titles at the bottom of the page NOT get replaced with the AnyFont images.

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  • Thread Starter glitterkill

    (@glitterkill)

    OK, so it seems that this plug-in must be the red-headed step child to another, better one that does the same thing…

    Any clues as to which plug-in might be so that I an try it out instead?

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter glitterkill

    (@glitterkill)

    Gave up on this plug-in since the images it creates contains WAY too much blank space in them which throws off site layouts. Switched to TTFGen instead. 🙂

    Sorry about the extremely slow response to this issue, This bug has been resolved in the latest version of AnyFont.

    Enjoy! 🙂

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