Étiquette de l’extension : fonts
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Font Burner Control Panel
The Font Burner Plugin allows you to easily add Font Burner Fonts to your Wordpress theme. (IF UPGRADING, BE SURE TO RECORD YOUR FONT BURNER SETTINGS …
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Thai Fonts for Elementor
A simple plugin that dynamically enqueue selected Thai language fonts, and make them available in the Elementor\'s Editor
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Font Type Tester
A comprehensive font testing tool with real-time typography controls and font source obfuscation for secure font preview.
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Simple Gutenberg Google Fonts
Simple Google Fonts adds the posibility to change default fonts to Google fonts from within the new WordPress v5.0 editor, codename Gutenberg.
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mowomo Variable Fonts
An elegant solution for a better typography with beautiful variable fonts. This plugin allows you to easy use variable fonts, establish a responsive …
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TypeSquare Webfonts for Z.com
Z.comのWordPress専用サーバー「Z.com WP」で株式会社モリサワが提供するWebフォントサービス「TypeSquare」を利用できるプラグインです。
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Neptune Style Element
Stable tag: 1.0 License: GPLv2 or later Customize any element with support for live preview in the Customizer.
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NextGEN Font Awesome On
Activate NextGEN Gallery’s enqueue of Font Awesome always on your site. Take advantage of an amazing font library.
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Fluid Font Forge
Advanced fluid typography calculator with CSS clamp() generation for responsive font scaling across all device sizes.
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Big Sea SVG Icons
Built by designers, for designers. Add SVG images with ease, via a single function or shortcode. Comes with icons from icomoon!
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Variable Font Sampler
Show your variable font in your wordpress site with user determined preview text and slider for weight, width, and font size
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WP-TTFGen
TTFGen allows you to embed fonts on your website by generating static images from your own CSS parameters. TTFGen is 100% cross browser compatible.
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RH Devnia Webfonts
this plugin is change your body font with devnia web fonts service if yout site was in arabic language.
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Very Basic Google Fonts
The simple, bare-bones way to include Google Fonts to the wp_head(). It isn’t fancy but it gets the job done.
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