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Typography example page for Drupal sites

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Drupal typography headers phrase elements messages

Typography test page, such as here:

http://demo.kiwi-themes.com/drupal-dev/node/68

People are operating off a template pasted into a node, it seems, and while copying the source should work fine there must be the original example and it could be made a module :-)

Update: I've done a simple version of this module.

See http://gitorious.org/devel_typography/devel_typography
and http://drupal.org/node/979244

A Drupal 6 version of this module is attached. It is identical to the Drupal 7 module except the 'core' directive in the .info file has been changed to say 6.x ;-)

Others in the space

Naturally, it's immediately after you make a module (in consult with others in public!) that the prior art is discoverd ;-)

Code to cut and paste: http://fusiondrupalthemes.com/drupal-ipsum

http://drupal.org/project/themetest

And the answer to it all? Jacine and Sun's coming entry:

http://drupalcode.org/viewvc/drupal/contributions/modules/design/
http://groups.drupal.org/node/44384

And then there's Ken Rickard's Styleguide:
http://drupal.org/project/styleguide

Styleguide is probably the most similar to this experiment, and it's extensible.

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