Extensis new, free plug-in makes WebINK fonts available for use in WordPress. Fonts can be selected using the Visual editor in WordPress or applied to CSS selectors. The plug-in makes it easy for those who may have little CSS or HTML experience to apply web fonts to their sites. This announcement follows Extensis recent news of its innovative pricing model, offering the only web font service based on unique visitors instead of page views. WebINK’s breakthrough pricing provides significant cost savings for all. Check out the full press release here.
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