=== AnyFont ===
Contributors: choon
Tags: images, styles, fonts, admin, theme, enhancement
Requires at least: 2.1 or higher
Tested up to: 2.7.1
Stable tag: 0.5.2

AnyFont allows you to use any truetype font for post titles, menu items or anywhere else you want to use a custom font in your theme design. (NOTE: Requires PHP5 and ImageMagick)

== Description ==

AnyFont allows you to use any truetype font for post titles, menu items or anywhere else you want to use a custom font in your theme design.

Version 0.5.2 fixes a number of bugs, the most important been the "Server 500 error" bug that a few people reported getting after deactivating the plugin. Questions, comments or suggestions are always welcome!



**Current Features:**

* Font Manager to easily upload new fonts to wordpress
* Style Management which allows an unlimited number of different styles to be created.
* Easy enabling of a font shadow for your generated text within the style manager
* Image Cache for generated images plus browser caching is enabled so pages load faster.
* Cache Management page

**Planned Features for future releases:**

* Enhanced image styling with options such as gradients, beveling and better shadow effects to name just a few.
* Simpler intergration into wordpress with options like *auto post title/menu text replacements*, *wysiwig insert button* plus *shortcode options* as well.


== Usage ==

After you have uploaded some truetype fonts and created a new font style, you can include dynamic images in your theme with the following code snippet:

*"<img src='/images/your-style-name/the text to be generated.png' alt='the text to be generated' />"*

**Example:**

Replacing the text in the menu with an image:

*"<a href="<?php bloginfo('home') ?>" rel="home">Home</a>"*

becomes

*"<a href="<?php bloginfo('home') ?>" rel="home"><img src="/images/menu/Home.png" alt="Home" /></a>"*

== Installation ==

*Server Requirements:* PHP5 and ImageMagick(imagick moduel 2.1.1-rc1 and up).

Upload the AnyFont plugin to your blog and activate it!

After you have uploaded some truetype fonts and created a new font style, you can include dynamic images in your theme with the following code snippet:

*"<img src='/images/your-style-name/the text to be generated.png' alt='the text to be generated' title='the text to be generated' />"*

**Example:**

Replacing the text in the menu with an image:

*"<a href="<?php bloginfo('home') ?>" rel="home">Home</a>"*

becomes

*"<a href="<?php bloginfo('home') ?>" rel="home"><img src="/images/menu/Home.png" alt="Home" title="Home" /></a>"*