Ryan

Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

The bug has been fixed in the latest version (2.1.4), your previous/next post titles should display correctly after upgrading AnyFont.

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This bug has been fixed in trunk which you can download here.

I have not released this fix yet as there is currently no upgrade path for existing custom css rules, which means all your current custom css rules will become disabled and have no style selected after you upload and activate the new version of AnyFont. The upgrade path will only be fixed when I release version 2.1.3 of AnyFont, hopefully in a couple of days from now.

If you look on the AnyFont settings page, there is a tab called “FontServ Settings” where you can enter your API key after signing up at FontServ.com.

Once you have entered your API key you can then convert your fonts to webfont compatible formats via the Font management page in AnyFont. Then once you have converted some fonts, you can create styles much in the same way as the image styles from the CSS3 tab on the style management page.

You can then assign those styles to be applied to your blog on the Settings page just like you assign image replacement styles.

Hope that helps.

Hi,

Sorry about the lack of response from my side, as you said yourself, things have been quite chaotic, I don’t have much spare time in between working on AnyFont and clients, but I do read everything that is posted and will try and respond at some point.

Regarding the sidebar images, the reason they don’t have alt or title tags is a limitation of the way WordPress core handles widget titles. It is also mentioned on the settings page in AnyFont that widget image replacements are not SEO friendly.

If you want SEO friendly widget titles with custom fonts, I suggest you use the CSS3 styles available in AnyFont.

Hi,

Images on your live site are returning a 404 and I noticed you dont have permalinks enabled, so the problem here is most likely one of the following 2 issues…
AnyFont was unable to edit your .htaccess file(which should cause a warning message to display) or your host does not support mod_rewrite and/or allow overrides.

First check the .htaccess file located in the document root and make sure the following exists right at the top of the file:

# BEGIN AnyFont
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule ^images/(.*)\.png$ /wp-content/plugins/anyfont/img.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END AnyFont

If .htaccess does exist and the AnyFont section is in there, contact your host and ask them if the mod_rewrite module for PHP is installed and if “AllowOverride FileInfo” is set for your site.

Enjoy AnyFont! ??

– Ryan

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

Enjoy! ??

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

Enjoy! ??

Please see my latest blog post on how to apply AnyFont styles to your WordPress menu: https://2amlife.com/using-anyfont-for-your-menu-text

The location of the cache folder and the font folder changed with version 0.9.0, once you upgrade to this version successfully, rolling back to an older version will require you to manually move your fonts folder to the old location.

To ensure a smooth upgrade to version 0.9.X, Please make sure your wp-content & uploads folder can be written to by the server, and then deactivate and activate AnyFont. At the very least, you need to make sure that the following folders exist and can be written to by the server:

wp-content/uploads/fonts/
wp-content/cache/anyfont

AnyFont supports both otf and ttf fonts.

Hi,

I downloaded the x-files font and tested it with AnyFont and found that the font itself works perfectly. The only thing is, AnyFont reads and displays the name thats embedded inside the font, not the filename. And the x-files font in your link is actually named Overexposed.

If you still cant get AnyFont working, just contact me via my blog and explain exactly what is/isn’t working, and I’ll do what I can to help you to get it working. The link to my blog is available on the AnyFont plugin page.

– Ryan

Could you please provide a more detailed description or a url to an example of how AnyFont stopped working?

I am more than happy to help you resolve any problems you might have with AnyFont. But please understand that during the week my paying clients come first and while I do try and respond to every query as quickly as possible, there will be times when I am just too busy to reply. Generally if I don’t come back to you within a week or so, contact me again to remind me of the first mail.

I’ll look for your email now though and reply asap.

This issue has been resolved in the latest update (version 0.6.3)
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First thing that comes to mind is; when you created the fonts directory and styles.ini manually, did you copy the admin style out of styles.default? The admin style is required to render some of the fonts within the admin section. Also if you look in the font-cache dir, are there any images saved in there? I have fixed the issue with the page appearing to hang when saving styles, so the best advice I can give right now is for you to try updating the plugin to the latest version (0.6.2), then if you still got problems generating images, paste all the relevant info here and I’ll try to help best I can.

You need to edit your theme’s php files for this to work, so for example if you want to change your post titles on your front page, edit the index.php file for your theme, look for the H2 tag related to the posts and then replace the contents of that tag with the code I mention in the docs.

I am working on a method which will allow you to do this automatically from the settings page and hope to release this feature with the next version sometime this week.

Thanks for trying out my plugin and enjoy!

Sorry about that, I just discovered that bug this past week, and have not had time to fix just yet, although I will try and get a fix released sometime this weekend.

The quick fix though is to edit the .htaccess file inside the main wordpress directory and try see what is causing the error. If you cant make out what the problem is, then just delete the .htaccess file.(note that doing this will disable your permalinks, simply login to the admin panel to re-enable)

Regarding the TTF uploads, Windows does not allow you to upload from the system font folder, you will need to first copy the font to another location such as your desktop, and then upload from there.

Hope this helps! ??