http://wp-plugins.net/index.php?id=30
The WP version is called Witty Text and can be grabbed at that link 🙂
I have to second Witty. I use it, and love it. Plus you can easily style it with CSS and you can use xhtml in the indidvual quotes, which can be a big bonus.
I have it in the bottom of the sidebar on EVERY page in my site. I love it. Very customizable.
I also recommend Witty.. I played with several a while back and it was by far the best, and very simple to use. I don’t know why some scripts overcomplicate things so much when all they do is stick a random sentence somewhere 😉
I downloaded it but it has no docs. How do I use it?
thanks
From the witty permalink,
The plug-in is called with witty ();, which can be placed anywhere in your template and used as many times as you want.
Anyone know how to change the display font?
>I have to second Witty. I use it, and love it. Plus you can easily style it >with CSS
how? where?
With css.
Give us a link to the page you are using it on ?
I plan on using it on http://theMezz.com above the
“[ Photo Gallery | UticaForum.org | cnyEATS.com | Contact Me ] ” line
thx
Can you activate it ?
The easiest way is to style..
.witty {
font family: helvetica, tahoma, sans-serif;
color: #ff00ff;
font-size:18px;
}
I’m sure this will be in the readme ?
It is activated now.
(there are no docs in the download at all)
The function witty() simply outputs a quote. If you want it styled, wrap it like so:
<span class='witty'><?php witty(); ?></span>
or
<p class='witty'><?php witty(); ?></p>
Use whatever class you want, and style it appropriately in your CSS file.
it changed the font on the whole page
You did not close the span.
