span.dndicon {
font-family: ‘D&D 4e icons’;
display:inline;
}
and it is part of my blog post as part of an html table:

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however, all I get are the letters not the font replacement.

Any idea what I can do to fix this?

<a style="border: 0pt none ;" alt="LA to NY Time Lapse" title="Permanent link to
“>

You’ll see there’s an extra “> between a style and image style paragraphs. Somehow this is being inserted but I can’t figure out how or when or why.

Please let me know if you can figure this out for me. Thank you.

-Gomez

Problem number two – I tried adding images to my page titles, however the images are not displaying at all. There appears to be no change at all to my page titles.

So for some reason I can only get one widget title and all category titles to work with AnyFont. In settings, I have the widget, category and page options selected with the appropriate styles associated with them.

Can you help me on this one? Cheers.

Unfortunately AnyFont was never designed with a Windows server in mind as I don’t actually have any windows machines to test on. It probably could work on windows without any major problems, But it will require certain software on the server first in order to work correctly.

Firstly the image links require a .htaccess file to rewrite the links to the php script that generates the image. So at the very least you would need Apache installed over IIS. And secondly having just ImageMagick installed doesnt quite cut it , AnyFont needs the Imagick PHP extension installed as well, otherwise it will just use GD, if GD is installed.

So if you have all the software installed I am pretty sure it will work as intended. Good Luck and thanks for trying out my plugin.

Sorry for such a delayed response, I have been hectically busy with work recently. But in response to your question, Yes there most certainly is a way to get the image when doing a request outside of the standard loop. All you need to do is code in an image tag such as the following:

<img src="/images/style-name/<?php echo urlencode($post_title); ?>.png" alt="$post_title" title="$post_title" />

Just replace “style-name” with the name of your own style you created and “$post_title” with the correct variable relating to the title of the post. Just make sure you urlencode it, else when certain characters are used, the image will not generate correctly.

Enjoy!

It seems to be because I’m not using the standard loop, because when I replace one of my post columns with a standard loop, the post titles look great. Is there any way to get the pretty font with the way I have it set up? Thanks again for an awesome plugin! I don’t think I’ll ever do another site without it!

I changed the permissions to the folders, .htaccess does not work with Windows, however Wordpress makes it work some how, could that be the issue? Also, ImageMagick was installed and the new version does not require an extension, I added the extension anyway, shouldn’t Imagemagick show as an option in the admin? I tried the examples on the server for Imagemagik, an it is working. GD is showing in the admin.

http://www.boricuasenla.com/blog/index.php/advertise/ if you take a look on Chrome or IE, it shows the image was not found, if you open the image, of course it is not there, it seems it is not writing. Sorry if the issue sounds stupid, but any help I would really appreciate it and I will donate also, it is a great plugin.

http://www.php.net/manual/en/intro.imagick.php

Hope that helps

I’m feeling lost

Enjoy the plugin!

My only problem is that I don’t know if my webhost JustHost supports ImageMagick because I don’t see the options Shadow and Shadow Color