@joseurbina6219
I'm amazed all of this is free 🤯 God bless you!
@webtappers7863
Thank you Imran, you are so generous!!
@justindouglas3659
Cool love this new look
@obsessedBeach
Imran bhai, this is wholesome! I didn't know there was tool within WP, I used to copy codes from other repo. Thanks a lot, man! cheers!
@romeldiaz7796
This is awesome, Imran! Thanks!
@Snoopy-de
Hey Imran. Absolutely great update of your tool. Makes handling more comfortable. Thanks and cheers!🤞
@christianhimmer
DUUUUUUDDDEEE BEAUTIFUL ... Thank you ...
@QuaverloveStudio
Effing wicked! Thanks, Imran. This is a massive improvement to what was already a Wordpress T3 for me (top tier tool). Very grateful for the upgrade, sir! And it works perfectly. But WOTIF (Sir) we were able to have a dropdown selection of installed [custom] fonts that could be incorporated into your new visual representation, i.e show what a particular font looks like in its various sizes... mmmmm... icing!
@donallong2369
Hi Imran, This looks great and the min/max preview is a fantastic addition. I know I mentioned in one of your live chats that I add extra classes to each size to be able to manage situations where I need to target individual element types, instead of all elements within the block/module. For example, when I need smaller/larger H1 content in the same text block/module as some H2's and standard text that should not be affected. My biggest clamp size is for H1 (called "wpc-h1") and my next biggest size is for H2 (called "wpc-h2"), but I also add a second class added to my H2 clamp called "wpc-h1-medium" which allows me to use a smaller H1 without affecting the other elements that an "xlarge" class would target. Then in my H3 clamp I have an additional class for smaller H2 called "wpc-h2-medium" and I continue this process in the H4. . . Also, do you find that this affects the admin header texts in the media gallery etc? Keep up the great work, Donal
@DesignFlix-AlexanderStephens
So I was looking for your calculator last night but imagine you were updating things! I ended up using another one, so this is about 4hour too late! hahah! But man It's going straight into our sandbox man! LOVE IT!!!
@rogerio8710
Obrigado pelo código, obrigado pelo truque.😄
@abdurrahmanomar4110
Amazing man!
@BergschWerk
Great Imran! But you know what would be an additional update? If the generated css (all classes) would automatically be "active" from here ; )
@Odin-W
if you dont mind i placed it under Tool in the menu. seems more logical to me
// Add submenu item under 'Tools' in the WordPress admin dashboard
function font_clamp_calculator_submenu() {
add_submenu_page(
'tools.php', // Parent slug (for 'Tools' menu)
'Font Clamp Calculator', // Page title
'Font Clamp', // Menu title
'manage_options', // Capability required
'font-clamp-calculator', // Menu slug
'font_clamp_calculator_page' // Callback function to display the page
);
}
add_action('admin_menu', 'font_clamp_calculator_submenu');
@evgeniyprowork
hi, 1) which pc do you use? mac or windows? 2) if mac, what is config? 3) and what is server soft? for example i use open server(it for windows only) i ask you because i work with WP (acf, elementor) 4 years, and i am thinking about macbook pro + herd pro, I have never worked at mac, all my life - windows))
@danielduke9349
What happened to the H references? Since I’m usually modifying Elementor settings that use normal H1, H2, etc, this doesn’t seem conducive to that usage.
@atheneus
Noice
@stuartibbotson7179
where is the plug in for this as i cant find it in wordpress plugins please
@QuaverloveStudio