Just wanted to point your attention to a solution for replacing text dynamically with any font/typeface - in headings, for instance.
For several months I've been thinking of ways to have my headings look more interesting than just using standard fonts and maybe adding an interesting background pic. It's always possible to create pictures files for the text itself, but it's a lot of work for a site with expanding content.
At 'A List Apart' I found a solution. Two scripts - php and js - turn your headings into png-pictures based on the font file (.ttf) you pick. It looks fantastic and works perfect for my needs!
You can test the solution with this link where I just added the text to be replaced directly in the url.
Here you can see it in action on my test site.
Have fun!
Replacing header text dynamically with any font you want
Replacing header text dynamically with any font you want
Last edited by Andor on Wed Feb 07, 2007 5:58 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Replacing header text dynamically with any font you want
I think there are two modules for cmsms which do the same thing 
http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/search/?ty ... rch=Search

http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/search/?ty ... rch=Search
Re: Replacing header text dynamically with any font you want
I didn't know - kiitos!
I'll try it out - maybe it works even faster than the one I used
I'll try it out - maybe it works even faster than the one I used

Re: Replacing header text dynamically with any font you want
Ole hyvä 
IIRC imagetext creates the image only when text changes (but dont quote me on that)

IIRC imagetext creates the image only when text changes (but dont quote me on that)
Re: Replacing header text dynamically with any font you want
Thanks for posting this. I was thinking of using the SIFR (flash text replacement). I downloaded the modules and there's so many files, the one used for this original post uses only two files. I like that more. Less is more.
Thanks
Thanks
Re: Replacing header text dynamically with any font you want
Thanks, carasmo - I just love it, myself 
I have also tried the CMSMS TruetypeText, which tsw mentioned, but have not been able to get it to work properly. It might be that I don't set it up right, but until now, I have had no luck.

I have also tried the CMSMS TruetypeText, which tsw mentioned, but have not been able to get it to work properly. It might be that I don't set it up right, but until now, I have had no luck.
