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Pretty Titles Modulemodule
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Developer:David Kuhn Version:1.0.2 (Updated 177 days ago)
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Views: 4,896 License:GPLv2.0
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Type:Non-Commercial
Date Added:May 27, 2008
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This module is a variation on text2image and is designed to dynamically render page titles anywhere on the page using GD and TTFs. This is great for situations where you have a funky custom font and don't want to create a new image in photoshop every time you change a title or create a new article.

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Very cool by tez, September 17, 2008
1 of 1 people find this review helpful:
Does the job very well. Initially I thought it didn't work, but it was only because the default settings tend to make the font render outside the box, try setting Yoffset to 20!

I chose this over my own Flash based dynamic solution because flash just doesn't render as nice (weird eh) and I don't really want to use Flash when an image will do the job. Also copy-paste might work better if when using an image if it has an alt tag.

Some of the problems, sometimes Alt tag is empty (usually) but small hack fixes that.
Some modules change the title in a non-standard way, Virtuemart really messes up with this, it will cache the first heading and keep that - being the same cached filename as the homepage this can be bad because you will see the Homepage heading as "some product name" if the visitor came to your site via a product.
Dynamic article title names work fine, so I think this can be fixed.