[I have to put spaces between the "< ", ">", and the tags so they don't get interpreted or filtered ;))]

Can you give me an example where your TTF plugin renders text “centered”? In my experience, the width of the TTF images is exactly the length of the text. If you want text to be centered, you would have to enclose it in a < div > or < p > or < h1 > tag etc. and then center the enclosed TTF image via CSS. In case your image also has a background color, your enclosure tag needs to have that background color as well. So if you’re using my plugin, this helped:

< h1 style="text-align:center">||Super Header||||< /h1 >

Also: for compatibility reasons with non-image browsers as well as for Search Engine Optimization (SEO) reasons, you should never render important text (like headings) into images and then not set the ALT tag accordingly. An even better solution is something called “StateScoping” of CSS, shown here:

http://alt.skybound.ca/statescope/

In the upper right corner of the main text content there is a link to switch “scopes”, and you can see the difference between the page rendered with images and without. The example is also somewhat SEO safe, even with images switched on, as the text will still be included in the page and just displaced by CSS.I say “somewhat”, because my latest experience is that Google does interpret the CSS placement for otherwise higher ranking sites to avoid tweaking of sites with SEO code that would never be displayed – such as putting “Nokia, N95, Gizmodo, Samsung, LG, G1, iPhone” within an < div > container that is placed off the screen just so to improve the hit rate on these keywords without actually displaying them :).

Cheers,
Thorsten

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