=== wp-typogrify ===
Contributors: Hamish Macpherson
Donate link: http://blog.hamstu.com/2007/05/31/web-typography-just-got-better/
Tags: formatting, text, typogrify, typography, smartypants, format, style, quotes, widows, prettify, type, font
Requires at least: 2.0.4
Tested up to: 2.5
Stable tag: trunk

Prettify your web typography by preventing ugly quotes and widows and providing CSS hooks to style some special cases.

== Description ==

*Note: To prevent errors and HTML glitches, wp-typogrify no longer typogrifies post titles.*

wp-typogrify is a WordPress plugin that "Prettifies your web typography by preventing ugly quotes and 'widows' and providing CSS 
hooks to style some special cases." 

It's a port of the original 'typogrify' Python code by Christian Metts.
<http://code.google.com/p/typogrify/>

**What can it do?**

- Widon't (tries to prevent text 'widows', where only one word wraps at the end of a line)
- Run text through SmartyPants, <http://www.michelf.com/projects/php-smartypants/>
- Wrap initial quotes (and French style (Guillemets) quotes) in class='dquo' or class='quo' depending on if they are single or  double
- Wrap ampersands in class='amp'
- Wrap multiple adjacent capital letters in class='caps'
- Add a thinspace before and after en and em dashes

== Installation ==

Just copy the php-typogrify folder into 'wp-content/plugins/' then enable it in the admin menu.

See the options in WP Admin->Options->Typogrify
Also see Usage notes below!

== Usage ==

wp-typogrify works automagically, so you usually won't need to do anything more than enable the plugin. If you want finer control, checkout the options in *WP Admin->Options->Typogrify*.